Trump’s Greenland Deal Makes The World More Secure, And Makes The Media Less Relevant Than Ever

Greenland's premier praised the deal for strengthening the security of that territory. "It is to the benefit of us all," he said.

Ramping Up Our Offense in Outer Space

Outer space has largely been the preserve of astronauts and science fiction, but Air Force Secretary Troy Meink put the world on notice this week that trouble is brewing on the final frontier. On Monday he announced, "the United States now has on-orbit space control weapons."

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China Is Lapping the US in Race To Develop Weather-Changing Technology That Would Be a Powerful Weapon, American Researchers Warn

The Chinese military is investing heavily in technology that would actually control the weather, according to a new report drawn from previously unseen Chinese documents, hoping to outpace the United States in developing the means to "alter precipitation patterns, disrupt agriculture, and create geopolitical instability if misused," the American Council for Capital Formation (ACCF) reported.

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Charges Against Chinese Telecom Giant Spotlight CCP-Sponsored Intellectual Property Theft

Intellectual-property theft should be high on the agenda when President Trump meets with Xi Jinping this month.

We Are No Safer 25 Years After 9/11

The erosion of faith, family, and foundational American values has left America weak and more exposed to evil.

Flock Cameras Are The New Patriot Act

Congress responded to 9/11 with a domestic architecture of preventive surveillance that is why an AI-powered camera may be on your street.

The Rocky Path to Prosecuting Terror

Over the course of eight years, from the bombing of the World Trade Center on February 26, 1993, through the destruction of that iconic American complex on September 11, 2001—in suicide hijackings that killed nearly 3,000 Americans, struck the Pentagon, and would have obliterated a target in the U.S. capital, probably the Capitol itself, were it not for the heroism of Flight 93's doomed passengers and crew—jihadist terrorists repeatedly attacked American installations at home and overseas.

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9/11 Proved We Need Less Third World Immigration And Instead We Got More

Admitting people from Third World countries where there is instability, hostility, and anti-American sentiment carries risks that no airport scanner can fix.

China’s Censorship Of Tibet Flooding Proves Again The CCP Can’t Be Trusted

Once again, Beijing seems to prioritize power and control over the well-being of its citizens.

EXCLUSIVE: UN Sought to ‘Cover-Up’ UNRWA Staff’s Role in Oct 7 Attack and Ties to Hamas by Undermining Internal Probe, US Watchdog Finds

The U.N. internal investigation into whether its own staff at the embattled United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) participated in Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre was hamstrung and ineffective from day one, according to an independent U.S. review of the U.N. probe, congressional communications, and Western diplomats who spoke to the Washington Free Beacon. The shoddy probe ultimately enabled the United Nations to claim that in 9 of the 19 cases under review, the evidence was "insufficient to support" staff involvement in the terror spree, a finding meant to exonerate the agency and discredit Israeli intelligence.

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