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United States National Security Council
Harrisâ Ceasefire Speech Toned Down by NSC Officials: Report
REDRAFTThe original version was reportedly much more critical of Israel.
Bidenâs Migration Adviser Leaves as Border Battle Heats Up
âWISH HER WELLâThe move had reportedly been planned for months.
Iranian Spy Vessel Directs Houthi Attacks in Red Sea: WSJ
RAISING THE STAKESThis news comes after Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin established Operation Prosperity Guardian for âensuring freedom of navigation for all countries.â
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Israel Did Not Share Hamas Oct. 7 Plans With U.S.: Report
âVERY PROBLEMATICâIsrael reportedly obtained Hamasâ strategic âJericho Wallâ document over a year before the assault but disregarded it as impossible for the militant group to execute.
U.S. Wonât Rule Out Sending Troops to Rescue Hostages: Kirby
âBY THE HOURâThe National Security Council spokesperson clarified there are no active plans to put American troops on the ground to aid in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Donât Buy Big Techâs BS That Regulation Is a âNatSec Threatâ
IâM SORRY, WATLobbyists for tech giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon are playing a ridiculous, bogus ânational securityâ card to argue against antitrust efforts.
Trump Official: I Thought I Was Dying From âEnergy Attackâ
INVISIBLE ENEMYThe official was left with symptoms similar to âHavana syndrome,â the unexplained illness that has been blamed on invisible directed energy, after episode near White House.
Vindman Twin Gets Promotion After MAGA Attempts to Ruin Him
ON THE MARCHBoth Yevgeny âEugeneâ Vindman and twin brother Alexâthe star witness in Trumpâs impeachment trialâwere fired from the National Security Council a year ago.
NSA OâBrien Mulling Incredibly Long-Shot Run in 2024: Report
HEâS RUNNING?Confused Republican strategists reportedly said Trumpâs national security adviser has no public profile and, even if people knew more about his personality, they wouldnât like it.
Trump Adviser Secretly Went to Syria for Hostage Talks: WSJ
ON A MISSIONKash Patel reportedly traveled to Damascus earlier this year in hopes of freeing two U.S. nationals, the first such visit in over a decade.
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