President Donald Trump announced his administration’s architectural blueprint for the “Golden Dome” missile defense system — protecting the United States from any future foreign attacks.
Read More Trump announces $25B ‘Golden Dome’ missile defense system for U.S.
In January, President Trump paused mass refugee admissions while he reassessed the system, citing resource strains and security concerns. However, he left room for safe exemptions, particularly for cases of humanitarian need.
Read More Trump Pauses Refugee Program, But Lets 59 South African Farmers Fleeing Violence In—Media Outrage Follows
Vice President JD Vance was critical of Russia Wednesday, claiming that President Vladimir Putin was “asking for too much” to end the more than three year war with Ukraine.
Read More Vance Criticizes Russia’s Demands To End Ukraine War: ‘They’re Asking For Too Much’
Prince Harry has lost his ongoing legal battle in a United Kingdom court, and the British government has now stripped him of his publicly-funded security presence following his decision to leave his royal post alongside his wife, Meghan Markle, the “Duchess of Sussex.”
Read More UK Court Rejects Prince Harry’s Appeal For Security Protection
In a turn of events amid a foreign policy “shakeup,” President Donald Trump has announced that his national security adviser, Mike Waltz, will be reassigned to a new role — becoming the new U.S. ambassador to the United Nations (UN).
Read More U.S. Foreign Policy Shakeup: Waltz Out As Nat’l Security Advisor, Reassigned To UN Ambassador Post While Rubio Is Named Interim Replacement
Tens of thousands gathered at St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City to see Pope Francis, who passed away on Monday, with many using it as a personal photo shoot opportunity — as the pope’s body could be seen lying in his open casket.
Read More Mourners Condemn ‘Selfie-Takers’ At Pope Francis’ Open Casket Viewing