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National Security Journal

U.S. center-right (defense and national security focus)

National Security Journal is a U.S. online outlet that appears to be the companion or rebrand of 19FortyFive. It publishes high-volume defense, military and geopolitics content. Its current posture toward the Trump administration is mixed: it runs both critical and sympathetic pieces, with a mostly hawkish, security-focused lens.

Owned byAppears to be run by the 19FortyFive Group, a privately held U.S. company that publishes 19FortyFive. Harry J. Kazianis is president and editor-in-chief of both sites. Crunchbase lists the owner as 19FortyFive Group Corp. (Maryland). I could not confirm a detailed ownership structure.

LeaningU.S. center-right (defense and national security focus)

On the administrationmixed

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6.6average bias score across 5 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

7 Brent Tops $113, a Five-Month High, After Iran's Revolutionary Guard Claims Seven Ships Hit Near Hormuz; Trump Calls the Claims 'Fake'
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