Foreign Policy

Dozens killed amid humanitarian chaos in Gaza highlight the devastating consequences of Israel’s military actions and blockade—raising urgent questions about U.S. policy and its impact on American security.

With tensions mounting over Ukraine, Trump’s special envoy arrives in Moscow to press for peace—will Washington uphold America First principles or repeat past failures?

With President Trump’s envoy arriving in Moscow ahead of a hard deadline for peace in Ukraine, the U.S. confronts a critical moment to hold Russia accountable and protect American interests against global destabilization.

A tragic accident in Gaza has left twenty dead, exposing the deadly consequences of political obstruction and mismanagement amidst a humanitarian crisis worsened by ongoing conflict and border control tactics.

As the UN demands all ports open to Gaza amid worsening famine, critical questions remain about the real obstacles, accountability, and how this global crisis impacts American sovereignty and security.

As Netanyahu contemplates a full Gaza reoccupation, this escalation endangers Israeli security, risks hostage lives, and threatens to entrench instability that undermines U.S. interests in the Middle East.

China’s careless rocket test dumped dangerous debris near Palawan, putting Filipino lives and sovereignty at risk—yet Beijing remains silent. This is yet another example of the globalist disregard for American allies and regional security.

Iran appoints Ali Larijani, a moderate conservative, to lead its Supreme National Security Council amid new defense measures—but can Washington trust Tehran’s so-called moderation?

Four Moroccan truck drivers kidnapped by Islamic State militants in the volatile Sahel region have been released, highlighting ongoing security failures that undermine regional stability—and American national security.

A 5.7 magnitude earthquake near the Dominican Republic, following a smaller quake in Haiti, exposes ongoing seismic risks that threaten stability in America’s Caribbean neighborhood—and demand Washington’s attention.