Foreign Policy

With heavy strikes ravaging Gaza City and U.S. officials acknowledging new Israeli operations, the question remains: how long will Washington tolerate a conflict that undermines regional stability and fuels anti-American sentiment while failing to protect our own national interests?

For the first time in nearly 30 years, the US has decertified Colombia for failing to cooperate in the drug war—a critical move that exposes deep fractures threatening America’s fight against drug trafficking and border security.

Under President Trump’s orders, U.S. forces executed a second decisive strike against violent Venezuelan drug traffickers in the Caribbean, reinforcing America’s sovereign right to defend its borders from deadly narcotics.

Amid escalating violence, Qatar’s leader accuses Israel of refusing peace while conveniently ignoring Hamas aggression and regional destabilization that threaten American interests.

Amid escalating violence, Qatar’s leader accuses Israel of refusing peace while conveniently ignoring Hamas aggression and regional destabilization that threaten American interests.

Amid escalating violence, Qatar’s leader accuses Israel of refusing peace while conveniently ignoring Hamas aggression and regional destabilization that threaten American interests.

As China escalates its military provocations near disputed territories, the U.S. Army’s deployment of the Typhon missile system in Japan signals a firm America First stance to protect national sovereignty and regional peace.

Qatar’s attempt to convene Arab and Islamic nations to restrain Israel amid its justified campaign against Hamas ignores critical realities, risking American security interests and emboldening terror networks.

The arrival of U.S. F-35 jets in Puerto Rico signals a concerning military buildup that fuels regional tensions, undermines local sovereignty, and risks embroiling America further in foreign conflicts under the guise of counter-narcotics efforts.

Qatar denounces Israel’s targeted strike against Hamas leaders on its soil, labeling it ‘state terrorism’—a move that reveals the complex dangers of Qatar’s mediation role and raises questions about regional stability and American interests.