Trump’s NATO Strategy Is Reshaping Europe’s Defense: Why US Allies Are Moving Toward Greater Military Independence
For 75 years, Europe slept a little easier knowing American troops were close by. That comfort is fading fast. Under
Saudi Arabia Prepares Yemen Offensive Against Houthis: Why the Bab el-Mandeb Crisis Matters to the US
A strip of water about 20 miles wide is now one of the most dangerous places on the planet’s shipping
Germany’s €1.3 Billion Ukraine Aid: What Berlin’s Growing Military Role Means for US Security in Europe
When one ally steps back, another has to step forward. Right now, Germany is doing much of the stepping, and
Trump Weighs Next Move on Iran as US Considers More Troops and Another Aircraft Carrier in the Middle East
A warship leaving San Diego rarely gets people talking over breakfast. This one has, because it may be a sign
China’s New Taiwan Message Raises Fresh Questions About the Future of US-China Relations and Cross-Strait Tensions
The red carpet was real. So was the warning underneath it. When Xi Jinping flew home from Washington last week,
Florida Designates CAIR and Muslim Brotherhood Under New Terrorism Framework: What to Know
Florida has made significant progress in establishing its own state-level terrorism designation system. On September 29, 2026, Governor Ron DeSantis
Sudan’s Detention Crisis Raises Global Questions Over Civilian Protection and Military Accountability
The war in Sudan has generated conflicting claims over who is protecting civilians and who is putting them at risk.
US Big Tech Faces Growing EU Scrutiny as American Companies Lobby Brussels Over Tougher Digital Rules
You probably didn’t think about Brussels the last time you searched for a hotel or downloaded an app. But decisions
Is the US Security Umbrella Closing? Why Gulf States Are Looking Beyond Washington
For decades, the deal in the Gulf was simple. The region sold oil, and America kept it safe. Now, some
NATO Says Russian Hybrid Campaign Won’t Stop Ukraine Support After Estonia Blames Moscow for Arson
Europe’s latest security dispute began with a fire in Tallinn but quickly developed into a wider confrontation over Russia’s alleged
