Foreign Policy

The U.S. military’s precision strikes have dismantled Iran’s maritime and missile threats, delivering a clear message that America will not tolerate hostile brinkmanship in its vital regions.

The United States has deployed the LUCAS drone in combat for the first time, a domestically produced, cost-effective kamikaze system modeled after Iran’s Shahed-136. This move shows America adapting lessons from Ukraine to safeguard national security and assert strategic dominance.

As the conflict with Iran intensifies, Asian markets plunge and oil prices surge, threatening inflation and economic stability worldwide—including at home in the U.S.

President Trump admits most Iranian leaders he hoped to replace are dead, highlighting the unintended consequences of a rushed U.S.-Israeli war that threatens American interests and regional stability.

As U.S. military engagement with Iran escalates, lawmakers confront a troubling lack of transparency and strategic clarity from the Trump administration, raising urgent concerns about prolonged conflict and unchecked executive power.

As missile strikes and drone attacks ripple across the Middle East, governments scramble evacuations while Iran escalates violence—putting American lives and interests at grave risk.

The prime minister of St. Vincent exposes Washington’s unauthorized lethal drone strikes in Caribbean waters, raising urgent questions about sovereignty and civilian safety.

The recent drone attacks on UK bases in Cyprus expose how globalist military entanglements endanger American allies and regional stability, underscoring the need for America First policies that prioritize national sovereignty over foreign adventurism.

President Trump’s threat to cut off trade with Spain over its refusal to support U.S. military actions and inadequate NATO spending highlights cracks in transatlantic alliances that jeopardize America’s national security and sovereignty.

As tensions with Iran escalate, the largest U.S. diplomatic retreat in two decades unveils critical failures in protecting Americans overseas and maintaining regional influence—how long will Washington allow this dangerous vulnerability to persist?