U.S. Aid Cuts in Lesotho Expose the Dangers of Globalist Dependency

In the mountainous kingdom of Lesotho, a health crisis is unfolding—one that underscores a painful lesson for America and the world. Once supported by nearly $1 billion in U.S. foreign aid designed to combat the nation’s devastating HIV epidemic, recent aid cuts have plunged Lesotho’s hard-fought progress into jeopardy. This unraveling is not merely a humanitarian tragedy; it serves as a stark warning about the risks of globalist dependency and the imperative of national sovereignty. Who Pays the Price When Foreign Aid Is Cut? Lesotho has battled the world’s second-highest HIV infection rate for years. Thanks to sustained U.S. funding...