National Security

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has threatened to launch an "information campaign" in the US against Republicans in response to calls for action against cartels smuggling fentanyl across the border, urging Mexicans and Hispanics not to vote for them unless US lawmakers change their treatment of Mexico.

Ford does not “have any plans to deploy this [technology].”

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) called on his Republican and Democratic colleagues on Thursday to implement a compromise that would decrease the national debt.

Two important reviews were recently released, both casting serious doubts on the scientific basis for many policies rolled out during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Washington, D.C. city council passed a measure into law this week allowing illegals and other noncitizens the right to vote in local elections.

A poll revealed that 76.3% of Americans want the United States to cease "construction on or deliveries to/from Chinese owned property near U.S. military installations."

After details of a classified report were revealed by a lawmaker, Pentagon Inspector General Robert Storch stated that the United States has tracked 60% of what it has sent to Ukraine.

TikTok will be automatically removed and blocked from use on all government-issued mobile devices as of February 28.

Hungary's prime minister suggested a "comprehensive" probe be conducted by the United Nations (UN).

TP-Link, one of the primary manufacturers of internet routers and other electronic devices, is found to have numerous security vulnerabilities.