National Security
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Reflections on 9/11 and Iran
The radical Shiite terrorist regime in Iran is just as bad or worse than the terrorist cultists who followed Osama bin Laden and attacked on 9/11/2001.
Trump’s Strategy Shift to Beat Iran
The president has adapted his tactics and strategy to avoid escalating the conflict while still achieving his desired outcome.
Golden Dome Is Worth a Trillion
The debt is a major security problem. But so are emerging air and space technologies that threaten the physical security of the U.S.
Time to Defeat the Legal Jihad Against 9/11 Families
We who value freedom and decency must demand justice for the victims of the worst crime ever committed against American civilians.
Why Was Ratcliffe in Russia?
Donald Trump’s CIA director paid an unannounced visit to Moscow, and while we suspect he touched on numerous topics, he was probably there first and foremost to issue a warning.
Wannabe Bomber Busted, but Bigger Battle Remains
Jessica Bowie is another symptom of the dangerous radicalization that is taking place throughout the West.
Trump Declares Economic War on Iran
“This will be Economic Warfare and Isolation on an unprecedented scale.”
Read more The Ayatollahs’ Election Gamble
Tehran believes regime change in Washington will allow the ayatollahs and their terrorist cults to survive ... and then get a nuclear weapon.
A Foreseeable and Dire Munitions Crisis
We are running low on the munitions necessary to prosecute the Iran war. Not only is this embarrassing, it is dangerous.
Trump Sees a Winner in Zelensky
Ukraine’s developing drone-tech program is proving to be a game changer not just in its war with Russia, but also for the U.S. in its dealings with Iran and for the future of war itself.
The DSA Is Cuba’s Trojan Horse
The political organization is one of several that the Castro regime is promoting to subvert the U.S.
Is the Qatari Jet a Trojan Horse or Just a Tar Baby?
The new Air Force One’s failure to return President Trump to the United States after the NATO summit in Turkey raises concerns about a fiasco.
Ukrainian War Remakes War
While imposing damage on Russia, Ukraine’s drones have created a killing zone into which Russian troops can’t venture.
On the Iran War, NATO Chief Agrees With Trump — The Media Buried the Lede
Mark Rutte’s recent assessment should have been a major news story.
The End of a ‘Phony Peace’ With Iran
With the Iranians firing on shipping on the Strait again, Trump has declared the so-called memorandum of understanding signed about a month ago a dead letter.
Don’t Forget the Broader Context of the Iranian Memorandum
The memorandum and what follows are not the end of the story but merely the beginning.
With Iran, the Greater Risk Was Waiting
History may ultimately judge that the greatest risk was not acting. It was waiting too long.
Are the Iran Negotiations Fruitless, or Is There Still Hope?
The mullahs are laughing in the faces of U.S. negotiators. Yet they could also be flying a little too close to the sun.
An Illegal Alien Orchestrated the Attack on the White House
A good parent and the FBI thwarted a communist-coordinated drone and sniper assault at Flag Day’s Ultimate Fighting Championship.