Foreign Affairs

ReportingAug 28, 2026Read →

UN Agency Tells Merchants Not To Arm Against Pirates Despite 90 Sailors Being Held Hostage

A United Nations agency told countries to “strongly discourage” merchant ship crews from acquiring firearms to defend against piracy, despite 90 sailors being held hostage by Somali pirates.

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ReportingAug 27, 2026Read →

Senate To Decide If Trump Admin Must Provide Public Details About Increasing West Bank Violence

Democratic senators announced their plan Thursday to introduce a privileged resolution seeking answers on increasing violence in the West Bank by the Israeli government.

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ReportingAug 27, 2026Read →

Taiwan Passes Massive $7,560,000,000 Drone Plan As China Threat Looms

Taiwan's parliament approved a roughly $7.56 billion military drone plan Thursday to rapidly expand the island's unmanned arsenal as it prepares for a possible conflict with China.

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ReportingAug 24, 2026Read →

US Navy Spy Plane Makes Rare Taiwan Strait Flight Ahead Of Xi White House Visit

A U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft flew through the Taiwan Strait on Friday for the first publicly reported time in five months, drawing attention from the Chinese military ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's expected visit to Washington in September.

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ReportingAug 20, 2026Read →

North Korea Fires Missile Barrage Days After Trump Scales Back Major Drills

North Korea fired roughly 10 short-range ballistic missiles toward its eastern waters Thursday, days after President Donald Trump ordered the United States to scale back a major military exercise with South Korea.

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ReportingAug 18, 2026Read →

Australian PM Anthony Albanese Big Mad States Aren’t Forking Over Guns Like He Wants

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized states who he claimed were standing in the way of his gun "buyback" program

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ReportingAug 13, 2026Read →

Israel Claimed Iran Was Targeting Trump, But The CIA Isn’t Buying It

The CIA reportedly had "low confidence" in Israeli intelligence claims that Iran was going to attack Air Force One.

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ReportingAug 12, 2026Read →

Data Shows Iran War Reignited Inflation, Wrecked Economy For Working Americans

Wednesday's inflation data showed that the rate of price increases slowed slightly in July, but the damage remained for working-class Americans due to the Iran War.

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ReportingAug 10, 2026Read →

Bank CEO Says Clock Is Ticking On Dollar’s Dominance—But Iran War May Turbocharge His Timeline

The dollar’s decades-long reign as the world’s reserve currency is facing a darkening outlook as JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned that de-dollarization could unfold over the next 25 years — but one market expert said the timeline could be accelerated due to the Iran War.

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ReportingAug 9, 2026Read →

CIA Warns Israel Is Seeking To Make Defense Ties With US Hard To Undo, Report Claims

A report possibly linked to the U.S. intelligence community believes Israel seemingly aims to entrench itself in U.S. institutions and more permanently capture American support.

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ReportingAug 4, 2026Read →

Pentagon’s New Deal To Replenish Missile Supply As Iran War Rages On

Washington aims to replenish its inventory of interceptor missiles as the Iran War continues to rage on.

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ReportingAug 4, 2026Read →

Archbishop Calls Out Globalist Agenda After Migrant ‘Invasion’ Of Spain

One of the Catholic Church's top prelates in Spain spoke out against mass migration being used for political gain after thousands of illegal aliens stormed a Spanish city.

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ReportingAug 3, 2026Read →

NASA Eyes South Pole Landing Despite Astronaut’s Warning

A NASA astronaut cautioned that landing at the lunar south pole could leave an appendicitis-ridden crew member stranded there.

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ReportingJul 31, 2026Read →

European Nations Regret Having Open Borders After Moroccans Swarm Spain

European leaders are openly calling for Spain's removal from the continent's open-border system after tens of thousands of illegal aliens swarmed the nation's North African enclave.

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ReportingJul 29, 2026Read →

Is Involvement In The War With Iran In America’s Best Interest? A Daily Caller News Foundation Debate

At a tense inflection point in the Iran War, the Daily Caller News Foundation hosted a debate of the following question: “Is involvement in the war with Iran in America’s best interest?”

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ReportingJul 28, 2026Read →

This Is How Strict One Country Is With Gun Control

Japan has some of the toughest gun-control laws on the planet – perhaps the strictest ever – and that need for tight control over anything firearm-related even affects their military.

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ReportingJul 26, 2026Read →

GOP Louisiana Sen John Kennedy Says Bailing on Iran War Would Be A ‘Huge, Huge Mistake’

Republican Louisiana Senator John Kennedy said during a Sunday interview on "Face the Nation" that the United States should stay the course in Iran even as most Americans want the war to end.

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ReportingJul 26, 2026Read →

Hegseth Clocks Iran War Cost At $37.5 Billion, But Analysts Think The Number Is Way Higher

The Iran War may have cost U.S. taxpayers more than $100 billion, according to expert estimates provided to the Daily Caller News Foundation.

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ReportingJul 22, 2026Read →

Iran War Keeps Claiming The Lives Of Americans

As the Iran War drags close to its fifth month, repeated successful strikes by the Iranian and U.S. militaries continue to claim the lives of American service members and Iranian civilians.

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ReportingJul 20, 2026Read →

Netanyahu Cancels Trip To Washington Amid Apparent Tensions With Trump

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cancelled this week's meeting with President Donald Trump amid apparent tensions with the American president.

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