International Affairs

A brutal police raid in Rio’s favelas left over 130 dead, exposing unchecked law enforcement violence and deep governance failures that jeopardize both Brazilian sovereignty and U.S. national security interests.

Right-wing governors in Brazil are banding together to combat entrenched criminal organizations, stepping up where the federal government under Lula has hesitated—highlighting a critical divide that resonates with America First values of sovereignty and decisive security action.

While President Trump and Xi Jinping temporarily ease tariff tensions, the broader APEC gathering reveals persistent fractures threatening U.S. economic interests and global stability.

The Public Defender’s Office demands access to autopsies following the controversial police operation that left over 120 dead, exposing potential government overreach and accountability gaps in Brazil’s largest city.

Brazil’s Almirante Tamandaré platform shatters production records, raising urgent questions about America’s energy independence in a world shifting toward foreign oil dominance.

Costa Rica’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal warns that President Rodrigo Chaves’ relentless attacks on the institution undermine national peace and democratic stability ahead of the crucial 2026 elections.

As media biases and globalist influences grow, the career of Guy Kopelowicz stands as a reminder of the crucial role principled photojournalism plays in preserving national narratives and informing the public.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz calls for stronger European-Turkish cooperation to counter global power shifts, despite sharp disagreements over human rights and the Gaza conflict—a balancing act that raises critical questions about Europe’s strategic priorities and America’s security interests.

In a devastating show of aggression, Russia launched over 650 drones and more than 50 missiles targeting Ukraine’s critical energy infrastructure, plunging millions into darkness. This assault underscores the urgent need for America and its allies to enforce tougher sanctions and protect global stability.

Treasury chief Rachel Reeves broke rental laws but faces no consequences as Prime Minister Starmer closes the case. With public trust eroding amid economic struggles and scandals, how long will British leadership dodge accountability?