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Chinese spy balloon shot down over the Atlantic Ocean

Chinese Spy Balloon Shot Down, Falling Toward Atlantic

The Chinese surveillance balloon drifting east toward the Atlantic Ocean has been shot down by the U.S. military and is now falling into the sea, video shows.
Huawei Technologies

US Bans Huawei, ZTE Telecom Equipment Citing Threats to National Security

The FCC adopted new rules that will prohibit the import or sale of Chinese communications equipment deemed to pose an unacceptable risk to national security.

We Build the Wall Anniversary Special

In light of China, The Coronavirus, Riots, Looting and Illegal Immigration; Walls and borders are critical to the safety of every American, Join us...

FBI Director Warns Hamas Could Inspire Terrorist Attacks Inside US

FBI Dir. Chris Wray told Congress members that Hamas–Israel war could spark attacks within U.S. saying Palestinian terrorist group could inspire ISIS-like threats.
Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.)

Sen. Ron Johnson Says Green New Deal Would Make US Grid More Vulnerable to...

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said Sunday that the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack and ensuing shutdown have exposed “existential”-level vulnerabilities in America’s fuel and electrical grid, calling it “a...

Pentagon Chief Calls for ‘New Vision’ for American Defense

NAVAL STATION PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii—In his first major speech as Pentagon chief, Lloyd Austin on Friday called for developing a “new vision” for American defense in the face of emerging cyber and...
Zooming In with Simone Gao

Gen. Robert Spalding: Breaking Google Up Is not Enough – Zooming In

At the beginning of a new Cold War era in a globalized world, what role do big tech companies like Google play and who...

Army Secretary Says It Could Take Years to Recover From Recruiting Shortfalls

U.S. Army Sec. Christine Wormuth says resolving military branch’s recruiting problems remains top priority, but enlistee shortfalls may stretch into 2024 or beyond.

Biden Orders Inter-Agency Team to Investigate Unidentified Aerial Objects

U.S. establishing an inter-agency team to investigate unidentified aerial phenomena following the shooting down of 3 unknown objects in North American airspace.

‘Woke’ Military Policies to Blame for Recruitment Crisis, Servicemembers Say

U.S. Army to fall 40,000 troops short of recruiting goals over next 2 years. Fiscal year 2022 expected to miss mark by 10,000 troops.

Secret CCP Overseas Police Station in NYC Closed After Reported FBI Raid

“The FBI has confirmed that the ‘overseas police station’ in New York linked to Fuzhou has closed,” a State Department spokesperson said in an email to The Epoch Times.

Pentagon Officials Acknowledge Uncertainty in Defending Against Hypersonic Missiles

U.S. DOD is seeking $30 billion in its $680 billion Fiscal Year 2024 budget request for missile defeat and defense programs across all branches of the military.