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Although the possible decommission of warships built in the last decade may not be considered a good move by the Biden administration, Congress could push for it as a way to come to Taiwan's aid.
American universities continue to find themselves in the crosshairs of China's communist regime – and according to a former CIA operations officer, there's ample people and funding behind their cause to exert dominance over everyone involved.
A very concerned parent who lost his son to fentanyl is warning Americans about the escalating distribution of the deadly drug throughout the United States.
A global security expert is suggesting steps world leaders could take that might diminish the hardline beliefs held by the Taliban … and perhaps even bring them to the negotiating table and into the world of "modern diplomacy."
A chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal, talks of renewing an Iran nuclear deal that's never worked, and a weak response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine are leaving many questioning the "credibility" of the U.S. under a Joe Biden administration.
Before they pursue the business relationship any further, leaders in a midwestern state are being urged not to ignore the practices of a Chinese company suspected of utilizing forced labor of Uyghurs and other minorities at its China-based subsidiaries.
Training exercises taking place between U.S. and Japanese forces are strengthening their operational capability together on the battlefield. But a retired U.S. Marine officer argues that to attain regional security, such exercises should also extend to include Taiwan.
Espionage operations inside the United States by the Communist Chinese Party are a daily occurrence – and it appears that nearly anyone can become a victim.
Pushing Vladimir Putin's back against the wall through economic sanctions may compel the Russian dictator to "up the ante" in his assault against Ukraine. So says a retired U.S. Air Force officer who has previously warned the Russians will never accept a NATO flag flying in Ukraine.
One of the worst things the State Department could do is remove from its list of terror organizations an Iranian special forces group associated with the 9/11 attacks. That possibility concerns national security veteran Clare Lopez – and it concerns Israel as well.