Media outlets were quick to pounce when Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared that cell phones should be banned in schools in part because of “electromagnetic radiation.” Instead of focusing on the merits of a cell phone ban, outlets chose not to highlight a real issue in public schools and instead […]

In an era where technology connects us like never before, it is both shocking and disheartening that this same connectivity is being weaponized to create chaos and fear in communities across the nation with the advent of swatting.  The Department of Homeland Security defines swatting as “making malicious hoax calls to emergency services to falsely […]

President Trump on Thursday doubled down on his criticism of U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, calling him "disgraceful" after the judge was named to oversee the case involving a Signal group chat where Trump administration officials allegedly leaked war plans to The Atlantic's top editor. Boasberg has most recently been in the spotlight for his...

For the vast majority of Americans, the issue does not even rise to the level of a “tempest in a teapot.”

The Trump administration is weakening the intelligence community’s ability to both keep Americans safe and compete with our adversaries. 

NATO seemingly walked back comments from the chief that suggested four U.S. soldiers who went missing while training in Lithuania had died, clarifying late Wednesday that the “search is ongoing.” “On the 4 US soldiers missing in a military exercise in Lithuania, the search is ongoing,” NATO said in a post on social platform X....

When radicals start torching Teslas because they don’t like Elon Musk, we’ve left the realm of protest and entered the land of the unhinged.

Tulsi Gabbard's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee has led Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to believe that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon, despite intelligence suggesting otherwise.

In today’s issue: Denials, deflections and calls for resignation have dominated the headlines in Washington this week, as the Trump White House reels from the revelation that top national security officials discussed military plans in a commercial chat app group that inadvertently included a journalist. President Trump and several Cabinet officials — including CIA Director...

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is under close scrutiny as Republican lawmakers criticize his handling of sensitive military information in a group chat with other administration officials that inadvertently included a journalist. Republican lawmakers have stopped short of calling on Hegseth to resign, but they’re warning that his decision to share sensitive details about a...