Three years after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, a majority of Americans say abortion should remain legal—but state bans challenge national unity and individual liberties.
By Economics Desk | July 24, 2025
As Zelenskyy pushes a controversial anti-corruption law that weakens watchdog independence, Ukrainians protest in the midst of an ongoing Russian invasion, exposing leadership priorities that jeopardize national resilience.
By National Security Desk | July 24, 2025
As a massive wildfire devastates Cyprus’ Troodos mountains, delayed evacuation and fragmented firefighting efforts highlight costly mismanagement—putting lives and property at grave risk.
By National Security Desk | July 24, 2025
The newly signed UK-India trade pact promises economic gains, but deeper scrutiny reveals lingering concerns about sovereignty, manufacturing decline, and political indecision under successive governments.
By Economics Desk | July 24, 2025
A passenger plane carrying 49 people crashed near Tynda, Russia, with no survivors reported, highlighting persistent safety failures under a regime that often prioritizes image over accountability.
By National Security Desk | July 24, 2025
France clamps down on its most dangerous drug kingpins with a US-style supermax prison model, a move that spotlights global crime threats and the urgent need for strong America First leadership.
By National Security Desk | July 24, 2025
Violent clashes reignite between Thailand and Cambodia over disputed borders, highlighting failures in leadership and the urgent need for America-first policies to safeguard regional stability and national sovereignty.
By Economics Desk | July 24, 2025
CDC data confirms U.S. fertility rate has dropped below replacement level, threatening America’s future workforce and sovereignty. How long will policymakers ignore this demographic ticking time bomb?
By Economics Desk | July 24, 2025
As political interference threatens critical government statistics, independent experts race to protect data essential for informed American policymaking and national sovereignty.
By Economics Desk | July 24, 2025
The Taliban’s brutal ban on secondary education for Afghan girls not only crushes individual dreams but also imperils the region and challenges America’s national security interests.
By Economics Desk | July 24, 2025
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