As American forces join Israel against Iran, Trump faces the daunting task of preventing a catastrophic regional war and convincing Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions.
President Trump has announced a groundbreaking plan for a $175 billion missile defense system dubbed 'Golden Dome,' aiming to intercept missiles from space and protect America. Will this ambitious project become a reality or remain a lofty goal?
President Trump is set to announce the Golden Dome missile defense program, a groundbreaking initiative that could place weapons in space. With costs ranging from $30 billion to $100 billion, it aims to intercept missiles at various stages. Gen. Guetlein will oversee its development as the U.S. responds to advanced threats from China and Russia.
In a groundbreaking announcement, Trump is set to reveal details about the Golden Dome missile defense shield, a massive project that could reshape military strategy with its extensive satellite network. Will funding hurdles jeopardize this ambitious plan?
A recent House hearing revealed that proposed budget cuts could jeopardize NASA's planetary defense efforts against asteroid impacts, raising concerns among lawmakers about America's space safety.
In a surprising turn, President Trump hinted that the U.S. might not defend NATO allies who fail to meet defense spending commitments. His controversial stance raises questions about the future of the alliance and America's role in global security.
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces challenges as Republicans struggle to reach agreement on Trump's legislative agenda, risking potential revolts over spending cuts and social safety net benefits.
NATO allies emphasize the importance of Ukraine's participation in peace negotiations amid concerns over U.S.-Russia talks. European leaders push for involvement in discussions on Ukraine's future and security.
