China's Pacific Missile Test Signals Nuclear Shift, Alarming U.S. Allies
Beijing's first submarine-launched ballistic missile test in 44 years demonstrates credible second-strike capability with the continental United States now within range.
Beijing's first submarine-launched ballistic missile test in 44 years demonstrates credible second-strike capability with the continental United States now within range.
As CENTCOM completes its ninth consecutive night of strikes, Iran has expanded attacks to Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan, while American casualties climb to at least 17 killed in action.
With just 91,603 CBP encounters in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 and sweeping asylum reforms, the Trump Administration has achieved the most significant border security gains in decades.
Republicans have narrowed the Democratic lead to just three points in the latest Washington Post-Ipsos poll, complicating the minority party's path to the four-seat pickup needed for Senate control.
The NATO summit in Turkey saw European allies pledge record defense spending while tensions over the Iran conflict and Trump's questioning of alliance commitments exposed deepening transatlantic divisions.
A Chinese submarine-launched ballistic missile splashed down near Tuvalu's waters, prompting Pacific Island nations and Australia to condemn the test as destabilizing to the region's nuclear-free status.
With four months until Election Day, polling shows Democrats leading by 6-10 points on the generic ballot, raising GOP concerns about potential House losses as Trump's approval hovers in the high 30s.
President Trump unveiled declassified intelligence claims about election vulnerabilities and pushed for the SAVE America Act in a rare primetime address, as DHS moved swiftly to expand federal election oversight.