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As Ecuador hikes pipeline fees tenfold against Colombian oil exporters, a tit-for-tat trade war unfolds, revealing how weak regional governance and porous borders imperil both nations—and by extension, America’s security.

As Ecuador hikes pipeline fees tenfold against Colombian oil exporters, a tit-for-tat trade war unfolds, revealing how weak regional governance and porous borders imperil both nations—and by extension, America’s security.

As Ecuador hikes pipeline fees tenfold against Colombian oil exporters, a tit-for-tat trade war unfolds, revealing how weak regional governance and porous borders imperil both nations—and by extension, America’s security.

As Ecuador hikes pipeline fees tenfold against Colombian oil exporters, a tit-for-tat trade war unfolds, revealing how weak regional governance and porous borders imperil both nations—and by extension, America’s security.

As Ecuador hikes pipeline fees tenfold against Colombian oil exporters, a tit-for-tat trade war unfolds, revealing how weak regional governance and porous borders imperil both nations—and by extension, America’s security.

Exclusive: The CIA is quietly building a foothold in Venezuela, aiming to dictate the country’s future while bypassing diplomatic norms—raising urgent questions about America’s true strategic interests.

José Gabriel Carrizo, Panama’s ex-vice president, was arrested on charges of unjust enrichment, exposing systemic corruption that should serve as a warning to America about the dangers of unchecked power and compromised governance.

As Mexico debates joining Donald Trump’s Peace Board, the move underscores ongoing challenges to national sovereignty and the effectiveness of globalist institutions—raising urgent questions about America’s role in advancing real peace and security.

The departure of Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino from Minneapolis marks a step toward de-escalation, but the federal immigration crackdown’s unchecked aggression continues to threaten public safety and our nation’s sovereignty.

While Michigan sees a rise in deadly wrong-way crashes statewide, targeted detection systems on US 131 near Grand Rapids have slashed incidents by over 50%. Yet broader action remains slow as fatalities climb.