National Security - Page 29

April 12, 2026

Appeals court says federal judge must reconsider blocking WH ballroom, weigh national security concerns

A three-judge appeals panel ruled Trump's $400 million White House ballroom construction can proceed until Friday as security concerns are reviewed.

April 10, 2026

Iran regime uses former Soviet republic to dodge sanctions, fund war machine: report

Once a committed U.S. ally, Georgia has quietly aligned with Iran, raising concerns about IRGC influence and sanctions evasion, a new report claims.

April 10, 2026

Court poised to block Trump tariffs again, teeing up new fight

The trade court could stymie Trump's revived tariff efforts — dealing another blow the president on a matter he described as 'life or death' for the U.S. economy.

April 10, 2026

AMB GORDON SONDLAND: NATO blinked on Iran, and Trump has every right to be furious

A former U.S. ambassador to the EU argues NATO's hesitation after strikes on Iran emboldens adversaries and erodes the credibility of Western deterrence.

April 10, 2026

I'm a drone CEO. Our skies are dangerously exposed — here's the solution

A Digital Flight Authorization System could replace fragmented drone approval processes with real-time verification of operators and missions.

April 9, 2026

DAVID MARCUS: Trump's high-stakes geopolitical poker is restoring US power

An analysis compares Trump's foreign policy to a high-stakes poker game, arguing his strategy in Iran and beyond shows he holds a winning hand.

April 9, 2026

CHAD WOLF: China's AI mockery shows the fight for the Americas is underway

China's use of AI propaganda against the U.S. signals a deeper geopolitical contest over technology dominance and influence across Latin America.

April 8, 2026

America is too dependent on drugs from China. Worst-case scenario could be disastrous

U.S. pharmaceutical dependency on China poses urgent national security risks as Beijing dominates drug production and active pharmaceutical ingredients.

April 7, 2026

China cries foul after college researcher’s fatal fall — claims US questioning, feds stay tight-lipped

Chinese officials allege a University of Michigan scholar died after being questioned by U.S. law enforcement, a claim U.S. authorities have been tight-lipped about.

April 7, 2026

Former A-10 pilot struck by missile over Baghdad details training to be a 'good survivor'

Former A-10 pilot Kim "KC" Campbell describes how SERE training and the will to survive prepare U.S. airmen for life-or-death scenarios behind enemy lines.