Global Politics

The arrest of Yinpiao Zhou for flying a hacked drone over Vandenberg Space Force Base is more than a security breach. It is another wake up call that we are being watched and that even small, off-the-shelf tech can punch disturbing holes in our nation’s defenses.

Israel’s bold move into Syria is a calculated gamble to neutralize threats and secure its borders, but it risks igniting a powder keg of regional instability.

Assad’s downfall represents a seismic shift in the Middle East, but the rapid rise of HTS as Syria’s dominant force casts a shadow of uncertainty over the region’s fragile future.

Each square mile of Ukrainian soil captured by Russian forces is not just a tactical gain but a chilling testament to the staggering human cost of Putin’s relentless offensive.

Pete Hegseth’s nomination is a litmus test for whether bold reform or bureaucratic comfort will define the future of America’s military leadership.

President-elect Donald Trump’s fiery ultimatum to Hamas signals a return to his trademark bold diplomacy, leaving the world wondering if it’s a game-changing move or a high-stakes gamble with Middle Eastern stability.

Captain Omer Neutra’s life was a testament to bravery and selflessness, leaving behind a legacy that will inspire generations to come even in the face of unimaginable tragedy.

The Biden administration’s foreign policy missteps have fostered a dangerous perception of American weakness, leaving allies wary and adversaries emboldened in an increasingly unstable world.

With Lockheed Martin ramping up production of PAC-3 MSE missiles to record levels, the United States is sending a clear message: air defense dominance remains a top priority in an era of escalating global threats.

Kim Jong Un’s fiery rhetoric and nuclear chest-thumping are a stark reminder that the Korean Peninsula remains a geopolitical powder keg, where every move could spark a global crisis.

In a chilling echo of Cold War brinkmanship, Russia’s alleged use of an ICBM in Ukraine isn’t just an escalation—it’s a blunt reminder of how close the world edges toward catastrophe when nuclear rhetoric turns tangible.

The Biden administration’s latest $275 million aid package, including landmines and advanced air defenses, seems less about helping Ukraine and more about setting political landmines for President-elect Trump’s incoming peace strategy.