National Security

One-point-five trillion dollars, and the message is as plain as a rifle crack: America is done trying to scare global predators with press releases, and we are going back to building the kind of power that makes them think twice before they move.

When accountability breaks down, the integrity of our institutions erodes, our adversaries gain opportunity, and the security of the nation itself is placed at risk.

The shutdown may be over, but the same entrenched division, weak leadership, and political gamesmanship that brought us to the brink are still eroding our national security from the inside out.

Two Navy sailors convicted of selling ship secrets to China, exposing vulnerabilities aboard USS Essex and US operations.

Tulsi Gabbard doesn’t need to be a Kremlin agent to be dangerous—she’s already a megaphone for their disinformation, wrapped in the uniform of patriotism and amplified by platforms that should know better.

Tulsi Gabbard’s flipping the script on the intel old guard, trading bloated government tech for off-the-shelf muscle that actually works when you need it.

America’s military might is stretched thin—money alone won’t fix it. Strategic reform is now a national security imperative.

What if top US officials leaked secrets—and got away with it? “Signal gate” questions power, ethics, and accountability at the highest level.

Brent Sadler’s nomination to lead the US Maritime Administration could reshape US maritime strategy. Will he navigate the challenges ahead?

Billy Mitchell saw the future of war—and was punished for it. Who in today’s military has the vision and courage to challenge the status quo?

The Trump administration prioritizes China as the top national security threat, balancing global concerns with a focus on border security.

Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act for Venezuelan deportations sparks legal battles and concerns over immigration policy.