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National Security Journal

U.S. center, defense-focused

National Security Journal is a small, independently owned U.S. digital outlet covering military, defense, and geopolitical affairs. It is funded entirely by advertising and syndication, with no disclosed government or defense-contractor backing. Its coverage of the Trump administration's second term has leaned critical, particularly in its framing of the 2026 U.S.-Israel military campaign against Iran.

Owned byNational Security Journal INC., a Delaware-incorporated company with 2–10 employees; ultimate beneficial owners are not publicly disclosed

LeaningU.S. center, defense-focused

On the administrationbroadly critical

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6.5average bias score across 4 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

6 Lithuania and Latvia Warned in July of Possible Russian Attacks on Energy and Transport Links; NATO Allies Report Foiling an Arctic Cable Operation
6 Zelensky Says Russia Is Preparing for 30,000 More North Korean Troops; Moscow and Pyongyang Have Not Confirmed It
8 Russian Missile Kills at Least 10 at Drone-Industry Event Near Kyiv; Ukraine Opens Two Investigations
6 Putin Thanks North Korea for Troops in Kursk After Third Russia-North Korea Strategic Dialogue