As tensions escalate between Washington and Havana, Cuba resurrects a Cold War-era military doctrine aimed at deterring U.S. intervention—but decades of decline raise serious doubts about its effectiveness.
By Economics Desk | February 16, 2026
As China expands visa-free access to Western allies, including the UK and Canada, this ostensibly friendly gesture masks deeper strategic intentions that America cannot afford to ignore.
By Economics Desk | February 16, 2026
With Iran resuming talks under the watchful eye of the UN nuclear watchdog, America faces a critical choice: enforce national sovereignty and security or risk a deal that empowers Tehran’s dangerous ambitions.
By Economics Desk | February 16, 2026
Israel’s resumption of land registration in the West Bank risks deepening control over contested areas, challenging international norms and complicating America’s strategic position in the Middle East.
By Economics Desk | February 16, 2026
North Korea’s new housing district for fallen troops in Ukraine reveals a costly, covert commitment to Putin’s war that risks lives and undermines American interests.
By National Security Desk | February 16, 2026
With a history of broken deals and escalating threats, fresh talks between Iran and the U.S. are underway—but Washington’s military buildup signals that diplomacy remains shadowed by readiness for conflict.
By Economics Desk | February 15, 2026
In a bold stance resonating with America First principles, Marco Rubio declares the U.S. demands strong, sovereign NATO allies—not dependent vassals—urging European nations to bolster their military capabilities and protect shared Western values.
By National Security Desk | February 15, 2026
As Indonesia commits troops to a Gaza peace mission under Trump’s postwar plan, we examine the implications for U.S. national security and America First priorities.
By National Security Desk | February 15, 2026
Japan pledges $17.8 million in non-lethal aid to Ukraine via NATO channels amid rumors of deeper involvement—while America faces mounting global threats and dwindling focus on its own defense.
By National Security Desk | February 15, 2026
As the U.S. prepares for another round of nuclear talks with Iran, critical questions arise about national security risks and whether Washington is prepared to confront Tehran’s relentless aggression.
By Economics Desk | February 15, 2026
Join our community of patriots to read the full story and get access to all our exclusive analysis.
Subscribe