national security
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Iraqi Commander Charged in Federal Indictment for Plotting Assassination of Ivanka Trump
Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, a Kataib Hezbollah commander, faces federal charges for orchestrating a global terror campaign and targeting Ivanka Trump in retaliation for the 2020 killing of Qasem Soleimani.
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Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as Director of National Intelligence Amid Cabinet Transition
Tulsi Gabbard announced her resignation as Director of National Intelligence effective June 30, 2026, citing her husband’s cancer diagnosis, marking another high-level departure in the Trump administration.
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Justice Clarence Thomas Highlights Security Risks Facing US Judiciary Amid Heightened Threats
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has publicly addressed the increasing security challenges facing the federal judiciary, noting that heightened threats have significantly restricted his ability to engage in public life.
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Pentagon Declassifies New UAP Records: Secret Cold War Summits and Modern Sightings Fuel Transparency Debate
A massive release of once-confidential Pentagon records reveals secret 1949 meetings at Los Alamos and a surge in modern UAP sightings across California and New Mexico.
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U.S. Lawmakers Advance Legislation to Ban Chinese-Linked Vehicles as North American Trade Policy Diverges
As U.S. lawmakers introduce the Connected Vehicle Security Act to shield the American market from Chinese-made vehicles, Canada’s recent tariff reduction and trade deal with Beijing create a widening policy divide in North America.
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Portugal Expands Defense Readiness Amid Strategic Shift
Portugal has accelerated its national security protocols with a massive 700-operative emergency drill, signaling a broader push toward bolstering defense infrastructure and EU cooperation.
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U.S. Escalates Denaturalization Crackdown Amid High-Profile Fraud Cases
Federal prosecutors are accelerating efforts to revoke U.S. citizenship for hundreds of individuals, citing widespread fraud and national security risks in naturalization filings.
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DOJ Presses to Resume White House Ballroom Project Amid Security Fears
Following an assassination attempt on President Trump, the Justice Department is invoking life-safety concerns to override court-ordered halts on the $400 million White House ballroom expansion.
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FBI Intensifies Global Reach Amid Rising Cyber and Gang Threats
The FBI is recalibrating its focus on transnational crime and digital warfare, signaling a shift toward more aggressive international intelligence cooperation.
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Global Missile Proliferation Tests Democratic Security Limits
Escalating ballistic missile testing from North Korea to the Middle East signals a dangerous shift in global power dynamics and regional stability.
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The Digital Perimeter: Why Our Infrastructure Is Now at Risk
Global cyber threats are evolving with AI-driven exploits. For nations like Armenia, protecting critical digital infrastructure is now an urgent security priority.
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U.S. Nuclear Policy Faces Scrutiny Amid Rising Explosive Risks
As U.S. officials pivot toward explosive certification, concerns mount regarding domestic security and the erosion of long-standing nuclear non-proliferation norms.
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NAACP Demands 25th Amendment Invocation Against Trump
For the first time in its history, the NAACP has formally called for the removal of President Trump under the 25th Amendment following erratic behavior and threats against Iran.
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Trump Confirms Pilot Rescue Amid Iran Escalation and Health Rumors
President Trump confirmed the rescue of a downed F-15 pilot as regional conflict intensifies, while the White House addresses viral health speculation.
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Trump Attacks NYT Over NATO Name Gaffe Amid White House Construction
Donald Trump has intensified his criticism of The New York Times, targeting a recent error in naming NATO, while construction of a fortified underground complex continues beneath the White House.