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Trump kicks off week meeting with Netanyahu, closes it visiting Texas flood sites

President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and visited Kerrville, Texas, following massive floods.

Could Butler happen again? Former Secret Service agents weigh in on political violence in 2025

President Donald Trump still faces a plethora of threats, ranging from violent extremists backed by proxy groups, to domestic actors inspired to incite violence amid heightened political rhetoric, according to experts.

Critical security lapses by Secret Service exposed in new report on Trump assassination attempt

New report details Secret Service security failures during the attempted assassination on President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, as six agents face suspensions without pay.

Mamdani’s father sits on council of anti-Israel group tied to terror, legitimizes role of suicide bombers

The father of NYC socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mandami sits on a council rife with anti-Israel sentiment and has previously expressed sympathy for suicide bombers.

From ‘safety’ to ‘fascist state’: Senators share opinions on ICE agents wearing masks

Sens. Padilla and Booker introduce the VISIBLE Act, which would require immigration officers to identify themselves without masks, while Republicans argue masks protect agents facing threats.

‘Comrade Chris’ – Republicans aim to anchor Mamdani to Democrats across the country

New Hampshire Democrat Chris Pappas pushes back against Republican attempts to associate him with NYC mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani, emphasizing his bipartisan record.

Why the biggest domestic intelligence threats are often home-grown

The danger is who American authorities have already let in — and who they’ve long since stopped watching.

Natural resources at home are key to continued American prosperity

America is the Land of Opportunity because of the plentiful and unique natural resources from the East to the West Coast. Over the past nearly 250 years, our nation has relied on this bounty to sustain itself and our economy. But as we approach the United States’ semiquincentennial next summer, it’s clear that in recent […]

AI policy’s deadly energy supply delusion

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has both positive and negative consequences, many of which have yet to be fully understood. But the explosive growth in its use is indisputable. One critical domain of that growth is national defense. We are in an accelerating race with China, and the competition includes the three principal components […]

We signed the United Nations refugee protocol, but we never signed up for mass migration

Greece just announced that it is suspending the processing of illegal North African immigrants making asylum claims for three months after a dramatic surge in numbers, warning that those arriving by boat will be arrested and detained. Sound familiar? On Jan. 20, President Donald Trump signed an executive order providing that “aliens engaged in the […]

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