Investigative Reporting

French farmers’ bold tractor protest highlights the deadly impact of EU-backed globalist trade deals that threaten domestic agriculture and national independence—lessons America must heed.

Despite Lebanon’s claims of progress, Hezbollah remains armed and a strategic threat—raising urgent questions about national sovereignty and regional security in America’s vital interests.

Despite ceasefire announcements, relentless violence in Gaza claims lives daily, highlighting failed diplomacy and the urgent need for America-first policies that secure peace and protect innocent lives.

Gustavo Petro’s call for talks with Venezuela and the U.S. masks a deeper regional instability worsened by American meddling—threatening both Colombia’s and America’s security interests.

As Venezuela spins a tale accusing the U.S. of unlawful aggression, the truth reveals a regime’s desperation—highlighting why America’s firm stance on defending sovereignty is vital for hemispheric stability.

The Trump administration’s new dietary guidelines promote whole foods and caution against processed items—but do they go far enough to safeguard American families from chronic diseases fueled by decades of flawed nutrition policies?

As Iran’s regime violently suppresses widespread protests sparked by economic collapse and repression, the chaos not only costs innocent lives but also threatens global stability critical to American security.

Fatal clashes between local residents and a gold mining firm in northern Afghanistan expose the dangers of opaque mining operations under Taliban rule, threatening regional stability with global implications.

As global competition heats up in the Arctic, Washington must stop hesitating and take decisive action to secure Greenland—America’s frontline for Arctic security and national sovereignty.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung urged China to mediate North Korea’s nuclear crisis, but Beijing’s history of shielding Pyongyang raises doubts about real progress. How long will Washington and Seoul tolerate this stalemate endangering American interests?