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Lawmakers Dispute Iran Strike Tactics and DHS Funding Gaps

Disputes over Iran strike tactics and DHS funding gaps have intensified scrutiny of drone warfare, intelligence warnings and homeland preparedness.

The Old Dominion University shooting has raised questions about campus alerts, police response and recovery after two people were injured.

UFC champions and veterans visit Quantico to train FBI agents in elite hand-to-hand combat, marking a new chapter in federal tactical instruction.

Jim Clyburn's reelection bid at 85 draws scrutiny about seniority, representation, generational change and Democratic strategy.

NYPD Chief Aaron Edwards and Sgt. Luis Navarro are hailed as heroes after tackling a bomber near Gracie Mansion during a tense March 2026 protest.

An FBI warning to California police about Iranian retaliation risk is pushing local agencies into a heightened security posture.

TSA resignations during a federal funding standoff are testing airport security, workforce resilience and the cost of political brinkmanship.

Gold and silver prices are climbing on global unrest, forcing investors to weigh safe-haven demand, inflation fears and momentum risk.

Mortgage rates held steady in March 2026, leaving buyers, sellers and lenders stuck between affordability pressure and market patience.

GOP senators are joining Trump's demand for a Save America Act vote, turning a procedural fight into a test of party loyalty.

The Senate is preparing another Homeland Security funding vote as a shutdown fight over immigration enforcement drags on.

Target's boycott over diversity rollbacks has lost force, underscoring how difficult it is to sustain consumer pressure against a major retailer.