National Security

The president provided more details about nuclear submarines he ordered deployed late last week.

The Treasury said the action was taken pursuant to Trump’s Feb. 4 national security memorandum.

‘We have been a victim for too long, and we’ve got to get out of that mindset,’ McCrary Institute Director Frank Cilluffo said.

The trip included the opening of a standalone office in Wellington, New Zealand.

Unions sought to challenge the president’s order ending collective bargaining for employees of government agencies with national security missions.

A minimum price guarantee offered to the domestic rare earth sector could significantly accelerate the timeline of reaching U.S. supply chain independence.

The move was in response to ‘provocative statements’ made by a former Russian president, Trump says.

Burke stressed the wide scope of topics discussed with Patel, ranging from counterterrorism and foreign interference to child protection.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says the biometric partnership will help both countries monitor threats, from criminal migrants to potential terrorists.

Spies are attempting to infiltrate everything from the media to private projects, ASIO boss Mike Burgess warns.

Beijing’s dominance over critical mineral supply chains remains a challenge for the Trump administration.

The notice stated that grants may be used for state and local agencies to collaborate with federal officials to remove illegal immigrants who pose threat.

The panel discusses the deeper implications of this global adversary’s agenda and the actions that every American can take to protect themselves.

The campaign is backed by funding from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

The company is accused of selling export-controlled technologies to a university affiliated with the Chinese military.

‘I don’t know if it’s going to affect Russia, because [Putin] wants to obviously, probably keep the war going,’ Trump said.

A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.

Operators tell House panel one statutory tweak could reduce the $50 billion to $100 billion that the industry pays annually to repair damage from tampering.

The Pentagon’s contracts and oversight processes may ‘fail to account for the growing Chinese threat,’ the lawmakers warns.

The U.S. Intelligence Community considers the Chinese regime a major cyber threat, warning of extensive state-backed hacks on critical U.S. infrastructure.

The president provided more details about nuclear submarines he ordered deployed late last week.

The Treasury said the action was taken pursuant to Trump’s Feb. 4 national security memorandum.

‘We have been a victim for too long, and we’ve got to get out of that mindset,’ McCrary Institute Director Frank Cilluffo said.

The trip included the opening of a standalone office in Wellington, New Zealand.

Unions sought to challenge the president’s order ending collective bargaining for employees of government agencies with national security missions.

A minimum price guarantee offered to the domestic rare earth sector could significantly accelerate the timeline of reaching U.S. supply chain independence.

The move was in response to ‘provocative statements’ made by a former Russian president, Trump says.

Burke stressed the wide scope of topics discussed with Patel, ranging from counterterrorism and foreign interference to child protection.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says the biometric partnership will help both countries monitor threats, from criminal migrants to potential terrorists.

Spies are attempting to infiltrate everything from the media to private projects, ASIO boss Mike Burgess warns.

Beijing’s dominance over critical mineral supply chains remains a challenge for the Trump administration.

The notice stated that grants may be used for state and local agencies to collaborate with federal officials to remove illegal immigrants who pose threat.

The panel discusses the deeper implications of this global adversary’s agenda and the actions that every American can take to protect themselves.

The campaign is backed by funding from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

The company is accused of selling export-controlled technologies to a university affiliated with the Chinese military.

‘I don’t know if it’s going to affect Russia, because [Putin] wants to obviously, probably keep the war going,’ Trump said.

A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.

Operators tell House panel one statutory tweak could reduce the $50 billion to $100 billion that the industry pays annually to repair damage from tampering.

The Pentagon’s contracts and oversight processes may ‘fail to account for the growing Chinese threat,’ the lawmakers warns.

The U.S. Intelligence Community considers the Chinese regime a major cyber threat, warning of extensive state-backed hacks on critical U.S. infrastructure.