Greenland's Independence and U.S. Interest

Greenland's new prime minister rejects Donald Trump's claims of the U.S. 'getting Greenland,' asserting Greenland's independence and right to decide its own future. The U.S. administration sees Greenland as strategically important for national security due to its resources and Arctic shipping routes.

Greenland's Sovereignty Dispute with the U.S.

Greenland's new prime minister issues a strong message to Donald Trump, asserting Greenland's sovereignty and stating that the U.S. is not 'getting' Greenland. The Trump administration aims to acquire Greenland for national security reasons.

Controversy over US interest in annexing Greenland

President Trump wants to annex Greenland for national security purposes, but Greenland's prime minister and many Greenlanders oppose the idea. Trump has mentioned military force as an option, despite Greenland seeking independence from Denmark.

Jeffrey Goldberg's Involvement in Signal Leak Incident

Jeffrey Goldberg refutes claims by National Security Adviser Mike Waltz that they never spoke prior to Signal leak, detailing how he was inadvertently added to a group chat discussing an attack on the Houthis. Goldberg emphasizes the seriousness of the leaked information and the potential harm to American pilots.

Discussion on Trump Administration's Signal Chat Leak

Former national intelligence officials discuss the risk of uncontrolled communication due to a Signal chat leak involving discussions on military operations in Yemen. The leak highlights concerns about state actors potentially monitoring such communications.

Inspector General Investigation of Signal Chat Among National Security Officials

Senator James Lankford supports an inspector general investigation into a Signal chat among senior national security officials to determine how a reporter gained access and if using encrypted apps for communication is appropriate.

President Trump's recent statements and decisions

President Trump expresses indifference towards automakers raising prices due to tariffs, discusses annexing Greenland, and defends decision not to fire anyone involved in military attack plans leak. He maintains that imposing tariffs is fair and necessary for the US economy.

Leaked Signal chat involving left-wing figure and Trump administration officials

Fox News discusses the leaked Signal chat involving left-wing figure and Trump administration officials. Questions raised about the inclusion of the figure in the secure discussions and the impact on national security. Comparisons made to past diplomatic and military blunders. Suggestions for future secure conferences and interactions with opposing parties.

Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act to remove alleged members of a Venezuelan gang

The Trump administration is seeking to use the Alien Enemies Act to remove alleged members of a Venezuelan gang, but has faced opposition from the judiciary. The ACLU and Democracy Forward have sued the administration for removing people without due process.

Hillary Clinton criticizes Trump administration over leaked text chain

Hillary Clinton criticizes the Trump administration for sharing classified military plans in a leaked text chain, calling their actions dumb and dangerous. She contrasts Trump's 'dumb power' with her approach of 'smart' power during her time as Secretary of State.

Immigration Enforcement at U.S. Universities

Iranian University of Alabama doctoral student detained by ICE, Tufts University student from Turkey arrested, both facing immigration issues and national security concerns.

Visas Revoked for Foreign Students in Immigration Crackdown

Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that over 300 foreign students had their visas revoked as part of President Trump's immigration crackdown. This policy is in line with an Executive Order to protect the US from potential threats.

National Security Violation with Signal Chat

Representative Gregory Meeks calls for President Trump and senior national security officials to be held accountable for using unsecured commercial app Signal for sensitive discussions, stating that they lied and covered up a violation of national security.

Trump Administration Group Chat Controversy

After a Trump administration group chat about a military attack in Yemen was accidentally shared with a journalist, some Democrats claim it may have violated the Espionage Act. Legal experts suggest the information shared was national security-related and could potentially lead to criminal charges, but it is unlikely the Trump administration will pursue such actions.

Signal Chat Scandal and Blame Game

President Trump blames national security advisor for Signal chat scandal involving leaked U.S. plans to attack Yemen's Houthi rebels. Officials affected include Mike Waltz, Tulsi Gabbard, and Pete Hegseth. Contact information found online but outdated. Defense Secretary denies sharing classified plans in Signal group chat.

U.S. Interest in Acquiring Greenland

President Trump reiterated his argument for the U.S. taking over Greenland just before Vice President JD Vance's visit. Trump emphasized the importance of Greenland for international safety and security.

Energy Independence and National Security in the United States

The article discusses the importance of energy independence and national security in the United States, focusing on the impact of Biden administration's energy policies, particularly in relation to Chinese influence in the battery market.

National Security Leaks and Their Consequences

Discussion on leaked classified battle plans against the Houthis by top U.S. national security officials. Historical examples of military leaks and national security breaches. Various leaks from different administrations and their consequences. Investigation into the recent leak by the Trump administration.

Legal Battles of the Trump Administration

President Trump criticizes Judge James Boasberg over assignment of 'Trump Cases' in latest legal battles. Trump calls for Boasberg's impeachment and questions fairness of judge selection process. Lawsuit brought by American Oversight aims to prevent unlawful destruction of federal records related to use of Signal app for national security decisions.

National Security, Trade Policy, Data Privacy

Democrats question top national security officials, Trump claims auto tariffs will boost manufacturing, concerns over private information in DOGE.

House Oversight Committee's priorities and Rep. Dave Min's concerns

Rep. Dave Min criticizes House Oversight Committee for focusing on sanctuary city policies instead of addressing national security concerns raised by his constituents.

Security Breach in Trump Administration's Signal Messages

Sen. Tammy Duckworth calls for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to resign after leaked Signal messages reveal 'attack plans' discussed by Trump administration cabinet members. The Atlantic article details the messages and responses from various officials, leading to a heated debate over the classification of the information shared.

Call for Defense Secretary's Resignation Over Sensitive Information Sharing

Senator Mark Kelly calls for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's resignation over sensitive information shared in a Signal chat among senior national security officials. Kelly criticizes Hegseth's qualifications and past mistakes, suggesting he should never have been considered for the position.

Trump administration officials sharing sensitive national security information

Trump administration officials under scrutiny for sharing sensitive national security information via Signal app; Defense Secretary Hegseth leaked details of planned U.S. airstrikes in Yemen, sparking bipartisan concerns and investigations.

President Trump's involvement in sensitive national security discussions

President Trump addresses news of sensitive national security information being discussed in a Signal group chat with top administration officials. Chief Judge Boasberg will oversee a lawsuit involving the administration's use of the messaging app to discuss military operations. Trump criticized Boasberg for his handling of a case involving deportation of alleged gang members.

State Secrets Privilege in Case of Venezuelans Sent to El Salvador

The Department of Justice and Trump administration officials are invoking the state secrets privilege in a case involving Venezuelans sent to El Salvador. The privilege allows the U.S. government to withhold sensitive information from becoming public as part of a court case, involving matters of military, national security, and foreign affairs.

Top U.S. Officials Discuss Looming Military Strike in Yemen on Open-Source Messaging App

Top U.S. officials discussed a looming military strike in Yemen on an open-source messaging app, leading to a breach of security and calls for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to resign. The discussion involved details of a U.S. bombing campaign in Yemen, although officials claim no classified information was shared. The use of civilian software for sensitive military matters raised concerns about national security.

National Security Breach

Former White House adviser Susan Rice criticizes The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg being added to Signal group chat on military strikes against Houthis by Trump administration officials as a major national security debacle, calling for thorough investigation.

Israel's Iron Beam Laser Defense System

Israel's Iron Beam laser defense system set to become operational by the end of 2025, delayed from previous projections. High-powered ground-based laser system designed to intercept short- to mid-range threats. $500 million production deal signed for final stages of the project. Iron Beam complements Iron Dome, offering a more cost-effective defense solution.

White House redirects background check process for top staffers

The White House directed the FBI to stop background checks for top staffers and transferred the process to the Pentagon, citing intrusiveness. This move, considered highly unusual, raises concerns about national security and ethical standards.

National Security Threat Posed by Venezuelan Dictator Nicolás Maduro and Chinese Involvement

Former U.S. Army Green Beret Jordan Goudreau warns of national security threat as nine Americans are held captive by Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro. China's involvement in Venezuela poses danger to U.S. with fentanyl distribution. U.S. faces threat from Tren de Aragua criminal group.

Analysis of US-China Relations and President Trump's Policies

Media commentator Hugh Hewitt analyzes the Department of Government Efficiency's potential for cutting government spending on 'One Nation.' President Trump's key moves in his first two months in office include restoring a firm line towards China, focusing on defense spending in the Indo-Pacific region and implementing tariffs. The article discusses the ongoing competition between the US and China, espionage efforts, and the need for a strategy to counter China's global ambitions.

Economics of Detoxing the American Economy

The American economy is undergoing a transition away from government-driven growth towards a more sustainable, private-sector-driven foundation. This shift involves reallocating federal spending towards strategic priorities, focusing on national security, industrial competitiveness, and trade realignment. The goal is to foster sustainable investment, stronger market discipline, and an economy built on real production rather than financial manipulation and government intervention.

Legislation to Ban Chinese Nationals from Getting Student Visas in the U.S.

House Republicans are pushing legislation to ban Chinese nationals from getting student visas in the U.S. due to concerns about CCP exploitation and spying. The bill is called Stop CCP VISAs Act.

Senator Blumenthal's criticism of President Trump's foreign policy

Senator Blumenthal accuses President Trump of destroying the rule of law and world order by supporting Putin and neglecting Ukraine's national security interests.

First Amendment Rights and Deportation of Palestinian Student

Columbia University protesters demonstrate against ICE arrest of Palestinian student, discussing First Amendment rights in relation to terrorism and deportation. The article argues that deportation is justified due to criminal behavior, not protected speech.

TSMC's $100 Billion Investment in US Semiconductor Facilities

President Trump announced that TSMC will invest $100 billion in new semiconductor facilities in the United States, causing political division in Taiwan over concerns about national security. The 'silicon shield' metaphor represents Taiwan's role as a key global supplier of semiconductors for geopolitical safety.

Securing American Agriculture Act to Protect US Supply Chains

The Securing American Agriculture Act aims to protect US agriculture supply chains from Chinese Communist Party exploitation by identifying vulnerabilities and reducing reliance on China. Bipartisan bill introduced by Rep. Ashley Hinson and Sen. Pete Ricketts with support from various lawmakers.

Deportation of Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil

CNN political analyst Scott Jennings and panelists debate deportation of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil on 'CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip'. Jennings argues Khalil should be deported due to his organization's stance against Western civilization and potential threat to national security. Panelists clash over free speech, protest rights, and implications of deportation.

Cross-Border Cartel Smuggling Tunnels

U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) cast the only no vote on a bill requiring an annual report to Congress on cross-border cartel smuggling tunnels. The bill passed the House with a vote of 402-1.

President Trump's Interest in Acquiring Greenland, Canada, and Panama

President Trump expresses interest in acquiring Greenland, Canada, and Panama for national security. House Democrats introduce No Invading Allies Act to prevent Trump from seizing territory. Trump's comments spark backlash from Greenland and Panama leaders.

President Trump's Tariffs and Trade Policies

The article discusses President Donald Trump's implementation of tariffs on steel and aluminum, with insights from historical figures like Winston Churchill. It also highlights the importance of supporting the government's decisions, particularly in the context of national security and defending the Constitution.

Surge in Criminal Cases Against Illegal Aliens in Michigan

The number of criminal cases filed in federal court against illegal aliens has surged in Michigan under President Donald Trump's administration, with 46 cases filed in just two months compared to 70 cases in all of 2024 under the Biden administration. Offenses include drug trafficking, illegal possession of firearms, child pornography crimes, and illegal reentry into the U.S.

Negotiations for Sale of TikTok's U.S. Division

President Trump is negotiating with potential buyers for the U.S. division of TikTok, with a deal expected soon. Previous bipartisan legislation set a deadline for TikTok's Chinese parent company to sell the app's U.S. services or be banned.

Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira Court-Martial for Leaking Classified Documents

Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira is scheduled to begin his court-martial for leaking classified intelligence documents about the war in Ukraine. He already pleaded guilty to several charges and was sentenced to 15 years in prison. The leaks exposed sensitive information about troop movements and plans to harm U.S. forces.

Arrest of U.S. Army Personnel for Treasonous Actions

Three U.S. Army personnel arrested for alleged treasonous actions against the United States, accused of stealing defense intelligence capabilities and empowering adversaries like China.

Russian Interference in US Elections and Trump's Affinity for Putin

American intelligence agencies found that Russian interference in the 2016 election was aimed at undermining faith in U.S. elections and the liberal world order. President Trump's actions have aligned closely with Russian interests, raising concerns about his relationship with President Putin.

Supreme Court ruling on $2 billion in USAID payments

The Supreme Court refuses to intervene in Trump's USAID spending freeze, allowing a trial judge's order resuming spending. The case raises larger constitutional issues regarding presidential authority over spending and national security.

Department of Homeland Security Leakers

Two individuals within the Department of Homeland Security have been accused of leaking information about DHS operations, putting law enforcement lives in jeopardy. Secretary Kristi Noem plans to prosecute them to keep America safe.

Concerns Over Chinese-Owned DeepSeek AI App

State attorneys general are urging Congress to pass a law banning the Chinese-owned DeepSeek AI app on government devices due to national security concerns. The app is feared to be used by Chinese spies to compromise U.S. national security.

CDC Layoffs and Reinstatements

About 180 CDC employees who were laid off have been reinstated after termination notices were rescinded. The CDC is trying to coax back workers following cost-cutting measures by President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. The reinstatements have been celebrated but concerns remain about the overall impact on public health and national security.

Google's Appeal to DOJ on Antitrust Case

Google is asking the Trump administration's Justice Department to reconsider its push to break up the search giant, citing potential harm to U.S. national security and the economy. The company argues that the proposed antitrust remedies could have negative implications on its operations and the country's technological leadership.

Condemnation of President Trump by Rep. Jasmine Crockett

Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, condemns President Trump for his behavior during a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, accusing him of aspiring to be a dictator. Crockett apologizes to the world on America's behalf and calls Trump an enemy of the United States, putting the country at risk.

Discussion on President Trump's 'iron dome' executive order and US national security vulnerabilities

Sen. Markwayne Mullin discusses President Trump's executive order for an American 'iron dome' and predicts nominees on 'The Will Cain Show'. Israeli Defense Forces failed to prevent a Hamas invasion resulting in casualties and kidnappings. Urgency for US to address vulnerabilities to attacks from abroad highlighted by President Trump and Senator Tom Cotton.

U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin delivers Democratic rebuttal to President Trump's address

U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin, a rising star in the Democratic Party, will deliver the Democrats' rebuttal to President Trump's address to Congress. Slotkin, a former CIA analyst, emphasizes bipartisan cooperation and national security in her campaigns.

Criticism of President Trump by Representative Jasmine Crockett

Representative Jasmine Crockett criticized President Trump on MSNBC, calling him an enemy to the U.S. for his actions related to Ukraine, Putin, and national security.

Senator Chris Murphy accuses White House of being 'arm of the Kremlin'

Senator Chris Murphy accuses the White House under the second Trump administration of being an 'arm of the Kremlin' and claims they are pushing Kremlin talking points regarding Ukraine.

Foreign Adversaries Targeting US Federal Employees for Recruitment

Foreign adversaries Russia and China are targeting recently fired or at-risk federal employees in national security for recruitment, taking advantage of the Trump administration's mass layoff plans. Intelligence services are actively pursuing these vulnerable employees through LinkedIn and other platforms.

Criticism of Ukrainian President Zelensky by U.S. National Security Adviser

National Security Adviser Mike Waltz criticizes Ukrainian President Zelensky's behavior during a meeting with Vice President JD Vance and President Donald Trump, highlighting the importance of a mineral deal and expressing disappointment in Zelensky's actions.

Threats to Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activist in the UK

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist living in the UK receives threatening posters urging neighbors to provide information about her to Hong Kong Police Force or Chinese embassy. The posters offer a reward of 1 million Hong Kong dollars. The activist fled Hong Kong in 2021 due to the national security law and harassment continues across borders.

Former Defense Secretaries Call for Hearings on Trump's Firing of Generals

Five former defense secretaries, predominantly Democrats, are calling for congressional hearings on President Trump's firing of top generals, citing concerns over national security implications and lack of justification for the dismissals. Critics argue that the letter is a politically motivated move by the left to undermine Trump.

Senator Mark Kelly's criticism of Trump's meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky

Senator Mark Kelly criticized President Trump's meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, calling it an 'utter mess' that makes the US look weak and benefits Putin. He emphasized the importance of professionalism in international relations and expressed concern for national security.

Former Defense Secretaries Criticize Trump for Firing Senior Military Officers

Former defense secretaries criticize President Trump for firing senior military officers, urge Congress to hold hearings on recent dismissals, alleging politicization of the military.

President Trump's Executive Orders on Government Efficiency and Transparency

President Trump signed an executive order to implement a Department of Government Efficiency-led cost efficiency initiative, directing the use of modern technology to transform Federal spending on contracts and grants. The order aims to identify and eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse in government contracts while making government payments and travel expenses transparent. The executive actions also include suspending security clearances, making healthcare prices transparent, and investigating threats posed by imported copper.

Senator Tom Cotton announces re-election bid for 2026

Senator Tom Cotton, R-Ark., announced he will seek re-election in 2026 with a focus on national security and support from various GOP officials and senators.

President Trump's Policy on Chinese Investment Restrictions

President Trump's latest move to restrict Chinese investment in strategic areas is seen as his most hawkish move on China yet, signaling a more aggressive stance towards the U.S. rival in his second term.

President Trump's Executive Actions

President Donald Trump signed executive actions including a memo to suspend security clearances of members of a law firm who assisted the special counsel who investigated him. He also signed orders to make health prices more transparent and investigate threats of imported copper to national security.

FCC Chairman Briefs Republican Study Committee on George Soros's Bid for Audacy Radio Stations

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr will brief the Republican Study Committee on George Soros's bid to take over 200 Audacy radio stations. The deal was fast-tracked without the usual review processes, raising concerns about foreign ownership and national security.

ICE Raids Targeting Criminal Illegal Immigrants in Texas

ICE raids in Texas target criminal illegal immigrants, resulting in the arrest of roughly 90 individuals, including a three-time previously deported criminal alien with a warrant for sexual abuse of a minor. The operation, part of a larger criminal investigation, prioritizes criminal illegal migrants and national security threats.

Biden Administration Airport Security Policy for Illegal Migrants in 2021

In 2021, the Biden administration opened fast-track lines for illegal migrants at airports using DHS-provided documents, causing concerns about national security and efficiency. The policy may have been dropped under President Trump's revived security policies.

Nomination of John Caine as Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff

John Caine has been nominated as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, signaling a shift towards irregular warfare and covert operations with less legal constraints. His selection is part of an unprecedented purge by President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth, removing top military officials and lawyers. This move may lead to increased focus on secret operations and less reliance on traditional large-force deployments.

Trump Administration's Changes at the Pentagon

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth discusses Trump administration's changes at the Pentagon, including firing 'woke generals' and Pentagon officials, emphasizing the need for fresh blood and challenging assumptions at the Pentagon.

Review of Force Posture and Recent Firings at the Pentagon

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a review of force posture worldwide to align with the strategic assumptions of President Donald Trump and former President Joe Biden. Recent firings at the Pentagon, including Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General C. Q. Brown and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti, have raised concerns about national security issues under the Biden administration. The Navy faces challenges in leadership and readiness against China, with delays in aircraft carrier construction and a need for strong leadership. The article emphasizes the importance of strong leadership in the Navy to deter China and maintain combat power.

Kash Patel's swearing-in as FBI director and his promises

Kash Patel, the new FBI director, emphasized the importance of a singular system of justice for all Americans, promising accountability and addressing issues such as crime and national security.

Kash Patel confirmed as FBI Director

Kash Patel confirmed as the next FBI director, promising to restore faith in law enforcement and prioritize providing resources to keep communities safe and rebuilding trust in the FBI.

Kash Patel's Vision for the FBI

Kash Patel shares his vision for a depoliticized FBI with a focus on transparency, accountability, and justice. He vows to rebuild trust and hunt down those who seek to harm Americans. Patel is praised for his extensive national security and intelligence background.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio's America First Agenda in the Western Hemisphere

Secretary of State Marco Rubio discusses the future of USAID and his trips to Panama and El Salvador on Fox News. He emphasizes America's focus on protecting the region, combating illegal immigration, and countering China's influence.

The Role of AI in National Security and Warfare

The article discusses the major role AI will play in national security and warfare, including quotes from A.I. co-founders and CEOs Edouard Harris and Jeremie Harris. It also covers Vice President JD Vance's stance on AI regulation, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's comments on Elon Musk and AI surveillance, top translation apps for travelers, and a new AI model by DeepSeek causing concern in Silicon Valley.

Republican Lawmakers Seek to End Diversity Immigrant Visa Program

Republican lawmakers seek to end Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, proposing Security and Fairness Enhancement for America Act of 2025 to eliminate visa lottery and prevent immediate family sponsorship for winners. Concerns raised over national security and merit-based selection process. Bill backed by conservative groups Heritage Foundation and Numbers USA.

Senate Confirmation Hearings for Kash Patel and Tulsi Gabbard

Law enforcement personnel urge Senate to confirm President Donald Trump's FBI director nominee, Kash Patel. Patel's experience and commitment to public safety are highlighted. Democrats have raised concerns and delayed confirmation vote.

China's Influence in the Caribbean and U.S. Borders

China's growing influence in the Caribbean region poses a potential threat to the U.S., with investments in ports and infrastructure projects. The Trump administration is wary of China's control and has shown concern over the Panama Canal. The increasing number of Chinese migrants apprehended at U.S. borders is also raising security concerns.

President Trump Revoking Security Clearances

President Trump revokes security clearances of political enemies, including Joe Biden, citing concerns about national security and trustworthiness. He has also revoked clearances of other prominent figures.

Senator Andy Kim criticizes Trump administration's actions towards USAID

Senator Andy Kim criticizes the Trump administration's actions towards USAID, calling it an 'American retreat' and emphasizing the importance of diplomacy for national security.

Elon Musk's Compliance with Federal Reporting Requirements

The New York Times reported that Elon Musk and SpaceX failed to meet federal reporting requirements related to national security, triggering multiple government reviews. Democrats fear Trump's firing of the Defense Department IG may have shut down the investigation into Musk, who has access to classified information through lucrative contracts with the government.

Impact of Artificial Intelligence on National Security and Jobs

House reps unveil bill banning DeepSeek from US government devices over alleged ties to Chinese government. Perplexity AI bids on TikTok, CEO says it's a win-win for Trump. Donny Osmond adds AI version of himself as a teen to Las Vegas residency. White House seeks policy ideas to ensure US leadership in AI technology. Sylvester Stallone invests in AI-driven analytics platform.

Transportation Secretary criticizes generals' use of helicopters

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy believes that generals are unnecessarily using helicopters and should use cars instead to save money and make the skies safer.

Security Clearance Revocation

President Trump revokes former President Joe Biden's security clearance, citing Biden's previous revocation of Trump's access. Trump criticizes Biden's cognitive ability and claims he will always protect national security.

President Trump's Ambitions to Purchase Greenland

President Trump's ambitions to purchase Greenland despite Danish rejection and his justification based on national security and space warfare

CIA Director John Ratcliffe's Overhaul of Agency Workforce

CIA Director John Ratcliffe is implementing significant changes at the agency, offering deferred resignations, early retirement options, and halting new hires to realign with Trump administration priorities. The focus is on enhancing national security, promoting rising leaders, and weeding out complacency and underperformers.

U.S. Coast Guard Apprehends Chinese Migrant on Paddleboard

The U.S. Coast Guard apprehended a Chinese migrant floating on a paddleboard off the Bahamas. There has been an increase in illegal immigrants from China in recent years, with concerns about national security threats.

Shut down of USAID by Trump Administration

President Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk, shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), causing chaos and anger among staffers and contractors. The move is criticized for endangering national security and stalling critical aid programs.

National Security Workforce Downsizing

Employees at the CIA, NSA, and ODNI received deferred resignation offer letters, causing panic within the national security community. The move is part of efforts to downsize the federal government under the Trump administration.

Google's Updated Ethical Guidelines for AI

Google has updated its ethical guidelines for AI, removing previous commitments not to apply artificial intelligence technology to weapons or surveillance. The company now emphasizes serving government and national security clients while aligning with tech rivals like Microsoft and Amazon. The policy change reflects a shift towards working in service of U.S. national interests and comes amidst geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China regarding AI technology.

Border Security and Illegal Immigration

Fox & Friends host Lawrence Jones tours the Texas border with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and border czar Tom Homan to observe the efforts to secure the border and reduce illegal immigration.

ICE Arrests in Sanctuary Cities

ICE officials have made several criminal arrests in left-leaning 'sanctuary' cities, including Philadelphia, Boston, Denver, Washington, D.C. The arrests include individuals charged with rape, murder, assault, and gang involvement. The crackdown on illegal immigration continues with a focus on national security and public safety.

Senate Committee Vote on Tulsi Gabbard's Nomination

Fox News article discussing Senate committees taking a vote on advancing RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard's nominations, with Sen. Todd Young expressing support for Gabbard's nomination for director of national intelligence (DNI).

Proposed Legislation to End Birthright Citizenship for Children of Illegal Immigrants in the U.S.

The Birthright Citizenship Act of 2025 aims to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants in the U.S., proposed by Republican Senators Lindsey Graham, Katie Britt, and Ted Cruz.

President Trump's Changes to the Federal Workforce

Senator Mark Warner criticizes President Trump's changes to the federal workforce, calling it 'chaos on steroids' and expressing concerns about the impact on national security and law enforcement capabilities.

US Foreign Policy regarding Greenland

Vice President JD Vance stated on Fox News that President Trump will continue trying to acquire Greenland despite European opposition, citing national security concerns and potential benefits for Greenland's residents.

President Trump's Tariffs on Chinese Imports

President Trump imposed a 10% tariff on all Chinese imports, prompting criticism from Beijing. China plans to respond with countermeasures and challenge the tariffs at the WTO. The tariffs are part of Trump's strategy to address national security threats related to illegal drug trafficking, specifically fentanyl from China.

White House operation to eliminate top Islamic State terrorist in Somalia

The White House plans to release video footage of a successful operation to eliminate a top Islamic State terrorist in northern Somalia. Dr. Sebastian Gorka, a Deputy Assistant to the President, shared details of the operation and its importance in safeguarding American lives.

Education Reform and National Security

Former GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy discusses the national security risk of U.S. students falling behind in education and becoming dependent on China. He emphasizes the need for a cultural shift in the education system to promote excellence and American values.

President Trump's tariffs plan

Fox Business host Larry Kudlow enthusiastically endorses President Trump's tariffs plan, claiming any price increases will be temporary. He believes the tariffs are one part of Trump's economic strategy and will not lead to sustained inflation.

President Trump Imposes New Tariffs on Major U.S. Trading Partners

President Trump imposes new tariffs on major U.S. trading partners, including a 25% tariff on goods from Mexico and Canada and a 10% duty on Chinese imports, linking tariffs to broader policy objectives like drug trafficking and securing fairer trade terms for American workers.

Military Strikes Against Mexican Cartels

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth discusses the possibility of military strikes against Mexican cartels on Fox News.

China's DeepSeek AI Platform and Data Privacy Concerns

China's DeepSeek AI platform has gained rapid popularity but faces scrutiny over data collection practices, ties to China, and potential national security implications. The Pentagon rushed to block access after employees connected to Chinese servers. Concerns also arise over content censorship and propaganda potential.

President Donald Trump's 'Iron Dome' Plan for America

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order calling for the revamping of the US missile defense capabilities to address the multiple airborne threats faced by the country, including nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles and sophisticated technologies used by nation-state adversaries and terrorist groups. The order aims to deploy a defense system similar to Israel's Iron Dome to protect the US from various aerial threats.

Tulsi Gabbard's Confirmation Hearing and Stance on Edward Snowden

Director of National Intelligence nominee Tulsi Gabbard faces questions about Edward Snowden during her confirmation hearing, defending her position that he broke the law but also exposed illegal government programs.

Discussion on Doug Burgum's Nomination and President Biden's Farewell Address

Former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke discussed Doug Burgum's nomination and President Biden's farewell address on 'Fox & Friends First'. The Senate set for a confirmation vote for Doug Burgum as Interior Department head. Burgum emphasized national security and economy as top priorities.

Tulsi Gabbard's Confirmation Hearing for Director of National Intelligence

Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence nominee, laid out her mission to restore trust in the intelligence community and ensure the safety of the American people. She highlighted her national security experience and independence, addressing smear campaigns against her. Gabbard vowed to defend the Constitution and emphasized her loyalty to God, country, and the Constitution.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's support for delaying confirmation of President Trump's Cabinet nominees

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer supports the delay of President Trump's controversial Cabinet nominees, causing delays in confirmation votes on national security nominees. Majority Leader John Thune expresses frustration with Democrats over the delay tactics.

Security Clearances in the White House

Donald Trump is handing out temporary top secret security clearances to White House staff without background checks, which experts say could pose a major national security risk. Republican senators are shrugging off the potential dangers, citing a backlog hindering the White House's function.

Movement to Eliminate China's Free Trade Perks in the U.S.

The movement to eliminate China's free trade perks in the U.S. is gaining momentum under Republican leadership, with legislation aimed at ending China's most favored nation status through the repeal of Permanent Normal Trade Relations. This would result in tariffs on Chinese goods and address concerns about outsourcing and national security.

Trump's Remarks on Regaining Control of the Panama Canal

President Donald Trump suggested using military force to regain control of the Panama Canal from Panama due to concerns about China's influence over the critical waterway. Panama strongly rejected Trump's claims, emphasizing its sovereignty over the canal. The U.S. relinquished control of the canal to Panama in 1999, and tensions have risen over China's management of key ports along the canal. Accusations of overcharging and unfair treatment of U.S. ships passing through the canal have further strained relations between the U.S. and Panama.

President-elect Donald Trump's stance on TikTok ban

President-elect Donald Trump asks Supreme Court to delay decision on TikTok ban, MAGA Republicans support TikTok, concern over Chinese government gathering American users' data, debate on national security issues, Trump's evolving stance on TikTok

Reacquiring the Panama Canal

A Republican Congressman plans to introduce a bill authorizing President-elect Donald Trump to buy and re-take the Panama Canal, citing it as a vital national asset for the U.S. and a move towards projecting strength abroad.

U.S. Interest in Acquiring Greenland

Sen. John Fetterman described talks about the U.S. acquiring Greenland as a 'responsible conversation' but clarified that he would not support taking it by force. President-elect Donald Trump has expressed interest in acquiring Greenland for national security reasons. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated that Greenland is not for sale.

Donald Trump's Plans for Acquiring Panama Canal, Greenland, and Canada

President-elect Donald Trump suggested using military force to gain control of the Panama Canal and Greenland, and 'economic force' to acquire Canada for 'economic security.' He also proposed renaming the Gulf of Mexico to 'the Gulf of America.'

Steel Industry Acquisition

Japan's largest steelmaker, Nippon Steel, is determined to acquire U.S. Steel despite President Joe Biden blocking the $15 billion bid over national security concerns. Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel have sued the Biden administration over the decision, emphasizing that the deal would not compromise American ownership or jobs. The controversy involves national security, trade, and political interests.

Foreign Investment in the United States

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States was split on allowing or blocking Nippon Steel from buying U.S. Steel.

U.S. Steel Corporation acquisition blocked by Biden administration

The United States Steel Corporation and Nippon Steel filed lawsuits against the Biden administration, United Steelworkers, and Cleveland-Cliffs after the acquisition was blocked. The acquisition was deemed a threat to national security by both President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump.

Senator Mark Kelly's criticism of President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominations

Senator Mark Kelly criticized several of President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominations as not qualified or serious, particularly in national security positions like FBI Director, Secretary of Defense, and Director of National Intelligence.

President Biden Blocks Sale of U.S. Steel to Nippon Steel

President Biden blocked the sale of U.S. Steel to Nippon Steel citing national security concerns. The deal drew opposition from United Steelworkers Union and politicians. Some supported the deal for job preservation while others opposed it due to lack of enforceable promises. The region's mayors mostly supported the deal for potential resources to fix plants and clean up pollution.

Tariffs on China and American Manufacturing

Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) supports the use of tariffs as a tool in trade negotiations, particularly with China, to protect American manufacturing and national security interests.

President Biden Blocks $15 Billion Takeover of U.S. Steel by Japanese Company Nippon Steel

President Biden blocks $15 billion takeover of U.S. Steel by Japanese company Nippon Steel, citing national security concerns and importance of domestic steel industry. U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel condemn decision and hint at legal action. Steelworkers union and Pennsylvania Governor support Biden's decision.

Mass Deportation Plan Funding

Incoming border czar Tom Homan states that the White House will require $86 billion from Congress to initiate the Trump administration's mass deportation plan. Homan believes the plan will be expensive initially but will save taxpayers money in the long run.

U.S. Interest in Greenland and Panama Canal

President-elect Trump suggests U.S. owning Greenland is essential for national security and freedom, despite Greenland's prime minister stating the island is not for sale. Trump also expresses frustration with fees charged for the use of the Panama Canal and asserts that oversight of the canal should return to the U.S.

U.S. Interest in Greenland

President-elect Donald Trump expressed interest in the U.S. controlling Greenland, which is owned by Denmark, for national security reasons. Greenland's prime minister rejected the idea, stating that Greenland is not for sale.

National Security Threat from Drones in the U.S.

Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., holds a press conference on mysterious drone sightings along the East Coast. President-elect Donald Trump wants an Iron Dome missile shield over the U.S. to counter drone threats. The U.S. faces a national security threat from drones, and there is a lack of defense against internal threats.

Mysterious Drone Sightings in the Northeast

Residents in the Northeast have been spotting mysterious drones flying through U.S. airspace for over a month without clear answers from the federal government. Rep. Chris Smith demands action to identify and address the situation, suspecting potential national security threats.

White House National Security Communications Adviser on Shooting Down Drones

White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby stated that shooting down mysterious drones over the ocean can't be done due to lack of information and potential risk to public safety.

Debanking of Defense Companies and Its Impact on National Security

Debanking of defense companies supplying Western militaries is causing concern among NATO leaders, who are urging the public to support investments in these companies. Campaigns to stop banks from financing defense firms are being felt, with implications for national security and innovation. ESG criteria and activist pressure are cited as reasons for banks dropping defense investments.

Safety Measures for Downed Drones

White House National Security Communications Adviser supports advice from New Jersey to request HAZMAT response and bomb squad if encountering a downed drone due to potential safety risks.

Mysterious Drones on the East Coast

Senator Blumenthal is calling for transparency from federal agencies regarding mysterious drones flying over the East Coast and is concerned about the lack of information and control over the situation.

White House's Response to Drones in New Jersey

White House's rhetoric on drones in New Jersey is an attempt to keep pressure at bay, with no evidence of threat to national security or public safety. Shooting them down is complicated due to legality and potential danger of landing.

Resignation of FBI Director Christopher Wray and Nomination of Kash Patel

President-elect Trump praises Christopher Wray's resignation as a great day for America and touts Kash Patel as the most qualified to lead the FBI, aiming to restore law and order. Wray to resign in January 2025. Patel's experience includes counterterrorism efforts and countering foreign adversaries.

Space Security Threats

The article discusses the potential consequences of a nuclear weapon detonating in space and the impact it would have on satellites crucial for digital existence and national security.

Drone Incident at Vandenberg Space Force Base

Chinese national arrested for flying drone over US Space Force base and taking photographs on the same day a SpaceX rocket launched with a sensitive payload. He admitted to violating national defense aerospace laws and failing to register the drone as required.

Syrian Rebels Toppling Assad Regime

Former CIA Station Chief Dan Hoffman comments on Syrian rebels toppling the Assad regime and implications for national security. Assad's regime was responsible for mass atrocities, including killing 500,000 Syrians, dropping barrel bombs, and using chemical weapons. Recent overthrow of Assad is seen as a cause for relief but challenges remain for long-term stability.

Dr. Sebastian Gorka's Return to the White House

Dr. Sebastian Gorka, former Trump administration official, is returning to the White House as the Senior Director for Counterterrorism in the National Security Council. He explained his role in the administration and his focus on national security.

Ban on TikTok in the U.S.

A federal appeals court upheld a law that will ban TikTok in the U.S. if its Chinese parent company doesn't sell its stake in the app, citing national security concerns. The law requires TikTok to sever ties with ByteDance within 9 months or face losing access to app stores and web-hosting services in the U.S.

Kash Patel's Nomination as FBI Director

President-elect Trump has nominated Kash Patel, with extensive national security and intelligence background, to be the next FBI director. Patel has experience in counterterrorism, hostage rescues, and bringing U.S. hostages home. He has been involved in efforts against top terrorists and foreign adversaries. Critics claim he is unqualified, while supporters praise his experience and dedication to national security.

NATO Warns Businesses to Prepare for Wartime Scenario Amid Russia-Ukraine Tensions

Former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman discusses President-elect Trump's desire to end Russia-Ukraine war, NATO warns businesses to be ready for wartime scenario amid tensions with Russia and China. UK sees growing sabotage acts, dependence on Chinese supplies. Business decisions have strategic consequences for national security.

Elon Musk's Involvement in Government Efficiency and Space Technology

Elon Musk, along with President-elect Donald Trump, watched the SpaceX Starship rocket launch in Texas. Musk's role in government efficiency and conflicts of interest with his companies, especially those working with the government, have raised concerns. Democratic Senators have requested reviews of Musk's security clearance and SpaceX's role in national security.

President Trump's deportation policy and federal funding

Incoming Trump border czar Tom Homan stated that President-elect Trump would withhold federal funds from state and local governments that interfere with his deportation policy. Homan emphasized the importance of prioritizing public safety and national security threats.

Border Patrol Intercepts Large Migrant Group near Eagle Pass, Texas

Border Patrol agents interdicted a large group of 260 migrants crossing into the United States near Eagle Pass, Texas, including Iranian, Egyptian, Angolan, and Bolivian citizens. Special Interest Alien crossings are increasing, but Mexico's enforcement efforts are preventing a surge. The trend is concerning due to the possible national security risks these individuals may pose.

Appointment of Dr. Sebastian Gorka to the White House

President-Elect Donald Trump appointed Dr. Sebastian Gorka as Deputy Assistant to the President and Senior Director of Counterterrorism. Gorka is a former senior Trump administration official and host of the America First podcast who has been a strong advocate for the America First Agenda and the MAGA Movement.

Pro-democracy activism and national security trial in Hong Kong

Pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai is on trial in Hong Kong, and his son Sebastien Lai discusses his father's work and the state of democracy in Hong Kong on Meet the Press NOW.

Mitch McConnell's New Roles in the Senate for the 119th Congress

Mitch McConnell announces new roles in the Senate for the 119th Congress, including chairing the Senate Rules Committee and the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense. He emphasizes the importance of U.S. national security interests and his commitment to securing U.S. leadership. McConnell will soon reach his 40-year-anniversary in the U.S. Senate.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz's comments on President-elect Donald Trump's mandate and cabinet appointments

Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz claims President-elect Donald Trump did not win a mandate in the 2024 election due to a small victory margin and warns against appointing unqualified cabinet members.

Senate Homeland Security Committee Hearing

Top members of the Senate Homeland Security Committee rebuked DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and FBI Director Christopher Wray for skipping an end-of-year public hearing. The officials declined to testify publicly, leading to criticism from committee members.

Immigration Policy

Incoming Border Czar Tom Homan suggests President-Elect Donald Trump should threaten Mexico with consequences if they do not stop the migrant caravan from reaching the U.S. border.

House Fast-Tracking China-related Bills

House set to fast-track approval of China-related bills to counter growing threat; focus on confronting China's national security threat through bipartisan support

Media Freedom and National Security in Hong Kong

Fox News reports on Russia and China sending war planes off the coast of Alaska to test U.S. response time. Former editors of Stand News convicted of sedition in Hong Kong as authorities restrict free press. Pro-democracy activists facing national security charges in Hong Kong.

Cuban Regime Members Abusing U.S. Immigration System

Former members of the Cuban regime involved in repressing dissidents have abused the U.S. immigration system to come to America amid a large exodus from the island, according to a Miami-based human-rights group.

Shortage of Merchant Marines in the U.S. Navy

The U.S. Navy is facing a shortage of Merchant Marines to fully man 17 vessels, leading to plans to take them out of regular operation due to a lack of experienced mariners, posing a danger to national security.

Former President Donald Trump's Rally and Comments on National Security

Former President Donald Trump held his first outdoor rally since the assassination attempt against him, claiming to have stopped wars with phone calls and criticizing the Biden administration's national security policies.

Former President Trump's Outdoor Rally and Security Measures

Former President Donald Trump held his first outdoor rally since the assassination attempt against him, speaking behind bulletproof glass in North Carolina. The rally focused on national security and investigating the July 13 shooting incident.

Political Rally on National Security

Former President Donald Trump and Sen. JD Vance speak to supporters about national security issues in Asheboro, North Carolina.

Royal Tour to Colombia by Duke and Duchess of Sussex

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex went on a faux royal tour to Colombia while the royal family was on holiday, causing concerns about UK foreign policy and US national security. Their trip lacked diplomatic impact and was seen as a self-serving branding opportunity.

Comparison of Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Trump

The article criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris' qualifications to be president and praises former President Trump's record. It questions Harris' abilities and accomplishments, suggesting she is not fit for the role.

Border Security and Immigration Policies

Mayors in Arizona and Texas emphasize the need for the next president to visit the U.S.-Mexico border due to varying needs in different sections. A House report reveals that nearly 100 illegal immigrants on the terror watch list have been released into the U.S. during the Biden administration, raising concerns about national security risks at the border.

Prisoner Swap Deal with Russia and Marc Fogel

White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby comments on the omission of imprisoned American Marc Fogel from the prisoner swap deal with Russia, stating the U.S. tried to include him but couldn't get the Russians to budge.

Plea deal for 9/11 terrorist attack suspects

White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby stated that the plea deal for three defendants accused of involvement in the September 11 terrorist attacks was orchestrated by an independent military convening authority, and the White House was not aware of the deal until yesterday.

DOJ accuses TikTok of sending U.S. user data to Chinese Communist Party

The DOJ accuses China's TikTok of sending personal U.S. user data to the Chinese Communist Party and allowing profiling based on attitudes towards gun control and abortion. Oracle is implicated in aiding TikTok. The app faces legal issues including child privacy violations and potential ban if not sold by January.

Harvard-Harris Poll on Trump's Campaign Promises and Public Opinion

A recent Harvard-Harris poll shows majority support for former President Donald Trump's promises on deportation, border security, and manufacturing. The poll also highlights concerns about inflation, immigration, and national security.

Impact of California's Fossil Fuel Policies on National Security

California's Republican congressional delegation warns Gov. Newsom's fossil fuel policies endanger national security due to military reliance on foreign oil sources.

National Security Concerns and ISIS Activity in Iraq and Syria

Sen. Tom Cotton discusses national security concerns after ICE and the FBI arrest eight Tajikistan nationals with alleged ties to the Islamic State. The U.S. Central Command warns that the number of attacks claimed by ISIS in Iraq and Syria is on track to more than double in 2024 from last year.

Allegations Against Sue Mi Terry

Former CIA analyst charged with acting as secret agent for South Korea's intelligence service in exchange for luxury gifts

Joe Biden's Zoom Meeting with Moderate Democratic Lawmakers

Joe Biden got confrontational with moderate Democratic lawmakers in a Zoom meeting, particularly Rep. Jason Crow, questioning their doubts about his national security credentials. Crow, a former Army Ranger, remained calm during the exchange. Biden's demeanor on the call left some lawmakers feeling uneasy and questioning his campaign strategy.

Terror threats at the U.S. border

Sen. Tim Scott issues warning about terror threats at the U.S. border during a Republican National Convention event. He calls for firing President Biden over the issue.

President Biden's response to questions about his viability for a second term

President Biden denies messaging shift and lashes out at fellow Democrats questioning his viability for a second term during a group call, causing internal debate within the Democratic Party.

The 'Nuclear Football' Incident

The article discusses the incident involving the 'nuclear football,' the briefcase containing secret atomic war plans carried by military aides with the president.

Biden Administration's Expansion of Control over Foreign Land Purchases Near U.S. Bases

The Biden administration is expanding the Treasury committee's ability to control foreign land purchases near U.S. bases, particularly focusing on Chinese companies. The new rule utilizes a 2018 law to protect nearly 60 military installations from potential threats.

Steve Bannon's Interview from Prison

Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, currently serving a four-month sentence in prison, speaks out about Democrats sticking with President Biden despite his cognitive decline. Bannon calls for a focus on national security concerns and a 'next man up' approach in the populist movement.

Chinese Companies Testing Autonomous Vehicles in the U.S.

Chinese companies testing autonomous vehicles in the U.S. are raising concerns about data collection and national security risks due to potential access by the Chinese government. Lack of oversight and regulation is highlighted, contrasting with scrutiny faced by other Chinese tech companies. Data collected could be used for surveillance, mapping, and potentially harmful purposes.

U.S. granting temporary protected status to Yemeni nationals

The U.S. is granting temporary protected status to Yemeni nationals amidst concerns of national security risks due to potential terrorist ties. The move comes as Iran-backed Houthi rebels destabilize Yemen.

Calls for Neurological Exams for Presidents Trump and Biden

Senator Lindsey Graham called for both former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden to take neurological exams due to concerns about Biden's mental and physical capabilities as President.

Political Advertisement Criticizing Biden and Casey over Illegal Immigration

The campaign for Pennsylvania Republican Senate nominee Dave McCormick releases an ad criticizing President Biden and Sen. Casey over illegal immigration, emphasizing the national security risk and the need to stop them.

Julian Assange pleads guilty to conspiracy

Julian Assange pleads guilty to conspiracy, ending legal battle and allowing him to return home. He faced a 62-month sentence but has already served the time. Assange and WikiLeaks revealed classified information, leading to legal consequences.

Homeland Security Advisory Board's Claims About Trump Supporters

Internal documents reveal existence of a disbanded Homeland Security Advisory Board that claimed Trump supporters pose domestic terrorism risks. Board included intel experts like James Clapper and John Brennan, who are known for misinformation. The Biden administration is criticized for broken promises and progressive virtue signaling, impacting national security and the military.

Julian Assange's Plea Deal

Assange will plead guilty to a single charge and is expected to return to Australia, bringing an end to a years-long international saga over his handling of national security secrets.

Pentagon's Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion in the Military

Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks discusses commitment to policies focused on nonbinary service members and critical race theory training at Pentagon Pride events, emphasizing the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the military for national security.

Chinese Entities Buying Farmland Near US Military Bases

Chinese entities have been buying farmland near US military bases, raising concerns about potential espionage and sabotage. The US government and officials are alarmed by the lack of laws preventing this and are heightening investigations to counter espionage attempts.

Discussion on Former President Trump's Fundraising and National Security

Former presidential candidate Gov. Doug Burgum discusses former President Trump's fundraising efforts and the threat posed by China, emphasizing the need for deterrence and a red wave in the upcoming elections.

Security concerns over ISIS-linked migrant men crossing the southern border

House Republicans are pressing DHS and FBI to release details on eight ISIS-linked migrant men who were arrested after crossing the southern border. They highlight security failures and the potential threat to national security posed by terrorists exploiting the border.

Arrest of Illegal Immigrants with Alleged ISIS Ties

Fox News reports on the arrest of eight illegal immigrants with alleged ISIS ties who passed through the southern border without being flagged. Sen. Lindsey Graham urges Senate leaders to organize a briefing on the threat of ISIS terrorism at the southern border.

ICE arrests Tajikistan nationals with ties to ISIS

ICE arrested Tajikistan nationals with ties to ISIS in three major U.S. cities. Suspected terrorists crossed the border illegally, were fully vetted, and then flagged with national security concerns. FBI and ICE are working to identify and disrupt potential threats to national security.

U.S. National Security and Chinese Land Acquisitions

GOP Rep. Dan Newhouse is introducing a bill to prevent Chinese Communist Party-associated businesses and individuals from buying property near federal land, citing national security concerns.

Discussion on President Biden's Cognitive Health and National Security Concerns

Former President Trump discusses the threats of nuclear weaponry and concerns over President Biden's cognitive health on 'Hannity'. Biden's mental decline raises national security concerns, with comparisons to past presidents like Woodrow Wilson. The article discusses potential outcomes and implications of having a mentally compromised leader in the current global landscape.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin questioning Pentagon's plan to buy solar panels from China

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin questions Pentagon's plan to buy solar panels from China, citing national security concerns.

Impact of Illegal Immigration on U.S. Services and Benefits

Former Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf discusses the national security concerns arising from the surge of special interest aliens amidst the border crisis. Illegal immigrants receive various services and benefits in the U.S., with many being released into the country due to court backlogs. Conservatives argue that providing benefits acts as a pull factor for migrants, burdening American taxpayers. NGOs and federal funding support migrants' needs, including shelter, medical care, and travel assistance.

Growing Challenges in Space and Cyber Warfare

The growth of space and cyber technologies worldwide is challenging America's traditional national security strategy, as other countries are closing the gap in these areas, leading to increased competition and potential ripple effects of war on American soil.

Former President Donald Trump joins TikTok

Former President Donald Trump announces joining TikTok, despite previously considering banning the app in the US and viewing it as a national security threat. Many in his party criticize the app and call for its China-based parent company to divest.

Increase in Chinese and Other Nationals Crossing U.S. Southern Border Illegally

An alarming report indicates an increase in Chinese, Jordanian, Turkish, and Mauritanian nationals crossing the U.S. southern border illegally, posing potential national security concerns. The crisis at the border remains a top political issue leading up to the presidential election.

John Bolton's Warning to the Republican Party

John Bolton, former U.S. ambassador and ex-Trump national security adviser, warns the Republican Party not to nominate a convicted felon for President following a guilty verdict. He receives vitriolic responses from conservatives, criticizing his views and support for endless wars. Bolton served in the Trump administration before being fired.

Taiwan AI Chat Bot and North Korea Balloon Battle

Taiwan develops AI chat bot to compete with Chinese product over national security concerns. North Korea escalates balloon battle with South Korea by sending garbage-filled balloons over the border.

Restrictions on Foreign Entity Land Purchases in the U.S.

The upcoming House Farm Bill will contain measures to restrict foreign entities like China from buying American farmland, with a focus on protecting U.S. national security and food supply chains.

House Farm Bill Restrictions on Foreign Land Ownership

The upcoming House Farm Bill aims to restrict foreign entities, particularly China, from purchasing American farmland to protect national security. The bill includes reforms to track and penalize false filings, as well as enhance data sharing with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS).

Immigration and National Security

The Biden administration is looking to close a loophole in immigration proceedings that allowed a man on the terrorist watchlist to roam free in the U.S. for over a year. This change comes after a 2004 directive was overridden by Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, making it easier for officials to share classified information in immigration cases.