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.

Illegal Migrant Crisis in the English Channel

Nigel Farage criticizes Conservative and Labour parties for failing to address the illegal migrant crisis in the English Channel, citing national security risks and terrorist threats. He calls for a 'turn back the boats' approach and leaving the ECHR. Farage plans to launch a campaign ahead of the general election to address immigration policies.

U.S. Air Force Unveils New Photos of B-21 Raider

The U.S. Air Force unveils new photos of its B-21 Raider, a nuclear-armed stealth bomber currently undergoing testing. The aircraft is set to replace the B-1 and B-2 bombers in the mid-2020s and is on track for release. The B-21 will be a long-range, highly survivable stealth bomber that will support national security objectives and allies globally.

Government Funding Talks and Spending Caps

Vice President Kamala Harris praises Inflation Reduction Act for spending trillions of dollars; Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's deal with President Biden impacts government funding talks; House appropriators struggle to navigate spending caps affecting Homeland Security and Defense; Majority Leader Steve Scalise aims to pass all 12 spending bills before Sept. 30 deadline.

Surge of Chinese Nationals Crossing U.S. Border and National Security Implications

Fox News discusses the surge of Chinese nationals crossing the border into the San Diego sector and the national security implications. Some lawmakers express concerns about potential espionage by the Chinese Communist Party and the movement of fentanyl into the U.S.

Illegal Immigration Bill in Louisiana

The Louisiana House of Representatives passed a bill similar to Texas, allowing law enforcement to arrest migrants who entered the US illegally. The bill, SB 388, sponsored by State Sen. Valarie Hodges, criminalizes illegal entry into Louisiana. It awaits approval from the Senate and Gov. Jeff Landry.

Border Security and National Security

Senator Tuberville reacts to suspects breaching Quantico coming across the U.S.-Mexico border, blames Democrats for creating a dangerous world and calls for a change in the White House.

Illegal Crossings at Military Bases

Illegal crossings at Laughlin Air Force Base and Marine Corps Base Quantico raise national security concerns. Mexican national and Jordanian nationals breached the bases while being pursued by Border Patrol agents.

Nikki Haley's 2024 Presidential Campaign

Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley announces she will be voting for Donald Trump in the 2024 election, despite not endorsing him. She criticizes President Biden's national security policies and warns of the dangers of ignoring global chaos.

Tour of Secure Areas at Miami International Airport by Cuban Officials

Republican lawmakers are raising concerns about a tour of secure areas at Miami International Airport by federal officials showing sensitive equipment and procedures to agents from a country on the list of state sponsors of terrorism.

CBP Rejection of FOIA Request from Fox News on FBI Terror Watchlist Arrests at the Border

Fox News requested information on individuals on the FBI terror watchlist arrested at the border, but CBP rejected the request citing privacy concerns. The TSDS contains sensitive information on terrorist identities.

Chinese Money Laundering Facilitating Illegal Crossings at U.S. Border

Chinese money launderers are enabling Mexican cartels' 'unlawful agenda' by facilitating illegal crossings of Chinese nationals at the U.S. border, leading to a significant increase in encounters this fiscal year.

Alaska National Guard's Role and Operations Near Russian Mainland

The "Unconventional" episode of 2024 follows host Naveed Jamali spending 36 hours with the Alaska National Guard near the closest front line to an adversary nation, Russia. The episode showcases the critical role the Alaska National Guard plays in state and federal missions, including national security monitoring and disaster relief.

Billionaire Frank McCourt's Project Liberty's Bid for TikTok's U.S. Business

Billionaire Frank McCourt's Project Liberty is working to buy TikTok's U.S. business with a focus on data empowerment. Other potential buyers include Steven Mnuchin and Bobby Kotick. TikTok faces pressure to sell due to national security concerns and lawsuits over safety issues for kids and teens.

Chinese-backed Cryptocurrency Mining Firm Blocked from Owning Land Near Wyoming Nuclear Missile Base

President Joe Biden issued an order blocking a Chinese-backed cryptocurrency mining firm from owning land near a Wyoming nuclear missile base due to national security concerns. The firm is required to divest the property and remove certain equipment.

Discussion on AI Technology Between U.S. and China

The Big Weekend Show analyzes possibilities of artificial intelligence influencing voters. Top envoys from the U.S. and China discuss AI technology in closed-door talks. Both sides aim to understand risks of AI becoming weaponized or abused, focusing on deepfakes and disinformation campaigns.

Order Blocking Chinese-backed Cryptocurrency Mining Firm near Wyoming Nuclear Missile Base

President Joe Biden issued an order blocking a Chinese-backed cryptocurrency mining firm from owning land near a Wyoming nuclear missile base due to national security concerns. The order forces the divestment of the property operated as a crypto mining facility near the base.

Controversy over Chinese Illegal Immigration in the U.S.

House Homeland Security Committee holds hearing on sharp rise in Chinese illegal immigration, sparking controversy between Democrats and Republicans. Democrats dismiss the hearing as 'invasion rhetoric' and 'fearmongering', while Republicans raise concerns about national security threats posed by Chinese migration.

British Prime Minister accuses China and other authoritarian states

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak accuses China and other authoritarian states of undermining Western security and values, warning of dangerous times ahead. The UK's reliance on Chinese imports limits its ability to hold China accountable for aggressive behavior.

Foreign Espionage Charges in the UK

British police have charged three men with assisting the Hong Kong intelligence service amid concerns of foreign interference. The arrests were made under a new law allowing detention without warrant in national security cases.

Foreign Acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel Corporation

Sens. Josh Hawley, Marco Rubio, and J.D. Vance are urging President Biden to block Japan's Nippon Steel Corporation from buying United States Steel Corporation due to concerns over national security and ties to China.

FBI Disputes Claims of Urging Employees to Increase Warrantless Wiretapping

The FBI is disputing claims that it has been urging employees to increase the use of warrantless wiretapping on U.S. soil, as reported by WIRED. The FBI argues that the program is crucial for national security and that compliance is a top priority.

Abandonment of Nitrile Rubber Plant in Virginia

Virginia U.S. Senate candidate Hung Cao criticizes President Biden's administration for abandoning a state-of-the-art nitrile rubber plant in Virginia, allowing China to become a major supplier of rubber medical gloves. The plant was expected to create jobs, reduce reliance on imported gloves, and enhance national security, but ran out of funds under the Biden administration.

Biden administration's plan to accept Gazan refugees into the U.S.

Discussion on the Biden administration's plan to accept Gazan refugees into the U.S. faces pushback from critics citing national security risks. Concerns raised about vetting process and potential dangers of admitting Gazans due to support for Hamas.

Chinese Nationals Crossing U.S. Border

Chinese money launderers enable Mexican cartels' 'unlawful agenda' by helping Chinese nationals cross the U.S. border illegally. The San Diego Sector has seen a significant increase in encounters with Chinese migrants, raising national security concerns.

Banning of 'Glory to Hong Kong' Song in Hong Kong

Hong Kong bans popular protest song 'Glory to Hong Kong' amid crackdown on pro-democracy activists, leading to concerns over freedom of expression and internet censorship.

TSA Scrutiny Over Illegal Immigrants Traveling Without Proper Identification

Rep. Darrell Issa discusses the migrant crisis' impact on San Diego, California and TSA facing scrutiny over illegal immigrants traveling without proper identification. Senators Mike Lee and Rick Scott push for VALID Act amendment in FAA reauthorization bill.

Legal battle over TikTok in the U.S.

TikTok and ByteDance sue in U.S. federal court to block a law signed by President Joe Biden that would force divestiture of the app or ban its use. The law gives ByteDance until Jan. 19 to sell TikTok or face a ban.

Offshore Semiconductor Manufacturing and Artificial Intelligence Development

The United States is at risk of falling behind in artificial intelligence development due to offshore semiconductor manufacturing. Countries like the UK are investing in chips to maintain a leading role in AI. The US needs to increase its chip production to innovate and secure national security.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) offices in the CIA and intelligence community

Cliff Sims, former deputy director of national intelligence under Donald Trump, advocates for abolishing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) offices in the CIA and intelligence community due to perceived politicization and woke agenda, suggesting redirection of resources to address national security threats, protect religious beliefs, and recruit talent from diverse backgrounds.

Universal Music Group Signs New Licensing Agreement with TikTok

Universal Music Group has signed a new licensing agreement with China’s TikTok app, restoring music to the platform after a hiatus. The deal includes promotional opportunities and AI protections. Meanwhile, the U.S. passed a bill requiring TikTok's parent company to sell the app within 9 months due to national security concerns.

Republican lawmakers seek to prevent resettlement of Palestinians in the US

Several Republican lawmakers are pushing to prevent President Joe Biden from resettling Palestinians in American communities, citing national security concerns and advocating for Palestinians to be resettled in countries in the region instead.

The Threat of AI-Powered Disinformation to National Security

In 1983, Russian Lt. Col. Stanislav Petrov prevented a nuclear war by refusing to report false information about a U.S. nuclear strike. Today, advancements in AI have made it harder to detect disinformation, posing a threat to national security. AI-driven fake information can lead to nuclear confrontations and other security risks. Strategies to prevent AI-powered disinformation are crucial for protecting democracy, economy, and national security.

AI-driven Disinformation and National Security

AI-driven disinformation poses a significant threat to national security, including the risk of nuclear conflict based on fake intelligence. Recent advancements in AI technology have made it increasingly difficult to distinguish between real and fake information, creating challenges for decision-makers in crisis situations.

Political Partnership between Republicans and Democrats in Congress

Republicans started with a bold agenda to hold President Biden accountable, but now work with Democrats due to a slim majority. House Democrats will not vote on ousting Speaker Johnson, praising him for bipartisanship. Johnson partnered with Democrats for foreign aid after a flip-flop on border issue. Democrats and some Republicans passed national security agenda, ending Pro-Putin obstruction. This partnership led Greene to question backroom deals. Johnson's move to pass Ukraine aid with Democrat support was unprecedented.

US-China Relations and TikTok Ban

China threatens to take 'resolute and forceful steps' in response to US legislation providing foreign aid to Taiwan and forcing TikTok's China-based owner to sell the app or be banned in the US.

U.S. Department of Homeland Security Enlists Tech CEOs for AI Safety Panel

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has asked CEOs of leading tech companies to join a federal AI safety panel to advise on defending critical infrastructure from AI attacks.

TikTok Ban in the U.S. Politics

Former President Donald Trump falsely claimed that Joe Biden is responsible for banning TikTok, despite bipartisan support in Congress for the ban. The House overwhelmingly passed a bill to force TikTok's Chinese parent company to divest or face a U.S. ban. The bill aims to protect Americans from the Chinese Communist Party's influence and surveillance through the popular app.

Increase in Chinese Migrants Apprehended at US-Mexico Border

Unofficial report reveals significant increase in Chinese migrants apprehended at US-Mexico border, posing potential national security threat due to lack of information on migrants' intentions and identities. Intelligence debriefings yield little information, with many migrants released into US immediately. Concerns raised about China exploiting weakness in US administration and potential crisis along southern border.

Ban on TikTok in the U.S.

The House passed legislation to ban TikTok in the U.S. if its China-based owner doesn't sell its stake within a year. The bill is part of a larger foreign aid package and reflects concerns about national security and Chinese influence. TikTok has opposed the ban, citing First Amendment rights.

US House of Representatives Approves Bill to Force TikTok Divestment from ByteDance

The US House of Representatives approved a bill to force TikTok to divest from its Chinese parent company ByteDance or be shut out of the American market due to concerns of Beijing spying on users and spreading propaganda. The bill goes to the Senate for a vote next week and President Biden has expressed support for it.

TikTok Ban Legislation in the US

The House passed legislation to ban TikTok in the US if its China-based owner doesn't sell its stake within a year. The ban was fast-tracked by adding TikTok to a foreign aid package for Ukraine and Israel. Legal challenges could prolong the process. TikTok has lobbied against the legislation, citing First Amendment rights and massive user opposition. Concerns about Chinese influence and data privacy are driving the ban.

China's Ministry of State Security

China's Ministry of State Security has become more powerful and public in suppressing dissent and monitoring foreign activity, as illustrated by the story of an American teacher's wife detained on suspicion of endangering national security.

Apple Removes WhatsApp and Threads from App Store in China

Apple removed WhatsApp, Threads, Telegram, and Signal from its App Store in China due to national security concerns, following orders from the Chinese government. This action indicates China's increasing intolerance towards some foreign messaging apps and less leeway for Apple in China.

Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs) and National Security

A report on unidentified submerged objects (USOs) raises concerns about national security as a leaked video shows strange craft accelerating at incredible rates and crossing air-sea interfaces in unusual ways. The author, Tim Gallaudet, emphasizes the need to study these phenomena for safety and scientific purposes.

Jill Biden advocates for military spouses to work from overseas

Jill Biden advocates for allowing military spouses who are federal employees to work from overseas, calling it a national security imperative. An executive order signed by President Joe Biden aims to support military families, allowing spouses to take jobs with them when deployed overseas.

Senate Democrats' Blocking of Impeachment Trial Against DHS Secretary Mayorkas

Senate Democrats blocked an impeachment trial against DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas despite allegations of negligence leading to the murder of Laken Riley by an illegal immigrant. Republican senators criticized the decision as prioritizing political expediency over national security concerns.

Chinese Nationals Entering U.S. Illegally

Fox News reports on the surge of Chinese nationals entering the U.S. illegally, raising concerns about ties to the Chinese Communist Party and fentanyl trafficking.

TikTok and Chinese Embassy Lobbying

The Chinese Embassy has been lobbying against legislation that would force the sale of TikTok, owned by Beijing-based company ByteDance, in the United States. The embassy downplayed national security concerns and emphasized the app's alignment with American interests.

Chinese Communist Party lobbying against TikTok legislation in the U.S.

The Chinese Communist Party is secretly lobbying the U.S. Congress to prevent legislation that would force a sale of TikTok or ban the app in the United States due to national security concerns. Former employees of TikTok have claimed that the app continues to work closely with its parent company, ByteDance, despite public statements suggesting otherwise.

House Republicans unveil foreign aid bills

House Republicans are preparing to unveil foreign aid bills, setting up weekend votes on bills for foreign aid, national security, and the southern border. Speaker Mike Johnson informed members of the plan after significant feedback and discussion. The bills currently lack GOP votes to pass to the floor.

Impeachment of DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas

Republican House members have delivered articles of impeachment for President Joe Biden's pro-migration border chief, DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, to the Senate. Mayorkas is accused of repeatedly violating immigration laws and endangering national security. The Democrats are expected to quickly end the process due to their narrow Senate majority.

China's Execution of Alleged US Spy

China admitted to executing an alleged US spy named Huang Yu in a propaganda documentary by the Ministry of State Security. The documentary detailed how Huang sold secrets to the US and was executed in 2016. China has strict laws regarding espionage and national security, with severe consequences for offenders.

TikTok Data Controversy

Former senior employee at TikTok reveals sending American user data to Beijing-based parent company ByteDance, contradicting TikTok's claims of independence from China. U.S. lawmakers express national security concerns and push for banning TikTok unless sold to a non-Chinese company.

Aid for Israel and Ukraine in National Security Package

House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to push aid for Israel and Ukraine as part of a national security package, which has been delayed for two months. Iran launched a drone strike against Northern Israel in retaliation for an Israeli airstrike. Bipartisan support exists for providing aid to Israel and Ukraine.

Analysis of Iran's Attack on Israel and Biden Administration's Response

Former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe provides analysis of Iran's unprecedented attack on Israel and criticizes the Biden administration for deterrence failures. The relationship between the U.S. and Israel is described as fractured, emboldening Iran.

The National Security Threat of TikTok

TikTok poses a significant national security threat to the United States as it is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party, allowing them to manipulate public opinion and spread propaganda.

Renewal of Section 702 of FISA

House bill to renew Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) faces opposition from conservatives, delaying its passage to the Senate. The bill aims to reform FISA to balance privacy concerns with national security needs.

Former Trump Administration Officials Criticizing Donald Trump

Former Trump administration officials, including Sarah Matthews, express strong disapproval of Donald Trump's actions and character, believing he poses a threat to democracy and lacks the competence to lead. They criticize his handling of national security issues and his character. The unprecedented level of criticism from within his own administration is notable, with concerns about his fitness for the presidency and his impact on American democracy.

Reauthorization of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA)

Representative Michael McCaul (R-TX) warns that not reauthorizing FISA would be extremely dangerous and put American lives at risk, emphasizing the importance of the surveillance act in preventing terrorist activities.

Political Divide and Partisanship in the U.S.

The article expresses support for Donald Trump and criticism of the Democratic Party, highlighting concerns about their policies and actions. It emphasizes the importance of prioritizing American values, national security, and rebuilding the nation from within.

FBI Director Christopher Wray's Warning on National Security Threats

FBI Director Christopher Wray warns of elevated threat to U.S. public safety and national security, seeks budget boost to tackle potential terrorist attacks. Urges lawmakers to renew U.S. surveillance program as indispensable tool against domestic adversaries.

Senate Debate on TikTok Bill

Sen. Maria Cantwell faces pushback from bipartisan senators over House-passed TikTok bill, which would require divestment from China. Cantwell has her own proposal called the GUARD Act. Senators criticize Cantwell's approach and express the need for a vote on the bill.

House GOP Privacy Hawks Block Renewal of Section 702 of FISA

House GOP privacy hawks block bill on controversial federal surveillance tool Section 702 of FISA, sparking a debate on safeguarding Americans' data and preventing abuse reported against Trump and others. Fight puts Speaker Mike Johnson in a difficult spot between Judiciary Committee and national security hawks.

National Security and Climate Change Lawsuit in Hawaii

Two former Joint Chiefs of Staff chairmen argue that oil and gas products are critical to national security in a legal brief regarding a case in Hawaii where activists are calling for energy companies to pay damages for climate change. They warn that a decision against the companies could have massive repercussions on national security and foreign policy.

U.S.-China Trade Relations

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen emphasizes the importance of trade and investment between the U.S. and China, stating that most of it is uncontroversial. She highlights the need to manage the relationship responsibly to avoid unintended escalation of tensions and preserve economic interactions beneficial to both sides.

Debate on Open Borders and Immigration Reform

Rep. Val Hoyle advocates for open borders and increased immigration to support labor needs, dismissing concerns about national security and economic impact. Her stance has faced backlash from opponents citing safety and security risks.

Israel's actions in Gaza

White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby discusses Israel's actions in Gaza and the risk of becoming indistinguishable from Hamas on CNN.

Concerns Over Chinese Communist Party Ties in Nippon Steel Corporation's Acquisition of U.S. Steel Corporation

Several Senators from the Rust Belt are concerned about the ties between the Chinese Communist Party and Nippon Steel Corporation, a Japanese company looking to purchase U.S. Steel Corporation. The sale could have national security risks due to Nippon's connections to China's industrial and military strategies.

Renewal of FISA Section 702

House Republicans are expected to vote on renewing Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which has been both praised for preventing terror attacks and criticized for violating Americans' civil rights. The debate over its renewal has sparked unlikely alliances on both the left and right.

Cancellation of Strategic Petroleum Reserve Refill

The Biden administration canceled a refill of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve due to rising oil prices, which is seen as a move to protect Biden politically. Critics argue that the administration prioritizes other issues over national security concerns.

Migrants on Terrorism Watch List Released into US

Republicans on the House Homeland Security Committee are questioning DHS Secretary Mayorkas about migrants on the Terrorist Watch List being released into the US. Cases of suspected terrorists being apprehended at the border and in the interior have raised concerns about national security.

Border Security and Potential Terror Threats

Fox News correspondent questions White House on President Biden's stance on border security and potential terror threats from illegal border crossers. White House emphasizes the need for border security but criticizes lack of action on a border supplemental bill.

Pentagon's Budget and Aircraft Carriers

The Pentagon wants to slow down America's aircraft carriers due to budget cuts, potentially jeopardizing national security and military deterrence efforts.

Chinese Illegal Immigrant Arrested in California

A Chinese illegal immigrant was arrested in California after entering a Marine Corps base without authorization. Border Patrol responded to a call from the base and the individual was taken into custody for being in the country illegally. Concerns have been raised about Chinese nationals entering the U.S. and potential national security threats they may pose.

Increased Concerns about Illegal Immigration and Terrorism in the U.S.

A Gallup poll shows that concerns related to illegal immigration and terrorism have increased among U.S. adults since last year. Inflation remains the top concern, but worries about illegal immigration and national security have risen. The poll also highlights the highest level of concern about illegal immigration since 1981.

Arrest of Chinese National at Marine Corps Base in California

The arrest of a Chinese national at a Marine Corps base in California has raised concerns about Chinese nationals on American soil. Republican Senators are calling for visa reforms. Border Patrol agents responded to the incident, and the individual's purpose is under investigation.

Radio Free Asia closing Hong Kong bureau due to Article 23 law

Radio Free Asia is closing its bureau in Hong Kong due to concerns about staff safety following the enactment of the local national security law known as Article 23. The law imposes harsh penalties for crimes related to national security, leading to a decline in press freedom in Hong Kong.

Chinese Nationals Immigration Crisis in the U.S.

Chinese nationals are streaming into the U.S. through the southern border in record numbers, exposing a migration crisis. Motivations range from seeking political or religious freedom to better benefits and economic opportunities. The journey is perilous, with risks like detention and fines for fraudulent documents. Some express support for President Biden, while others are indifferent to U.S. politics.