National Security

While world leaders and intellectuals commend Canadian PM Mark Carney’s powerful rebuke of great power overreach at Davos, President Trump’s dismissive reaction reveals a dangerous disconnect from America’s true interests.

Delcy Rodríguez boldly claims no fear confronting the U.S., yet behind the scenes, Washington appears to be ceding control of Venezuela’s vital oil assets—raising tough questions about America’s true interest and strategy in defending its sovereign energy security.

Canada’s federal court suspends the government-ordered closure of TikTok offices, exposing delays and inconsistencies in addressing China-linked tech threats.

In a narrow House vote, Republicans push to overturn Biden’s 20-year mining ban near Minnesota’s Boundary Waters, arguing the move protects American jobs and national security against global adversaries.

A Georgia financial adviser admitted guilt in a $380 million Ponzi scheme, devastating over 2,000 investors and exposing critical gaps in financial oversight that put ordinary Americans at risk.

Peru’s interim president faces a criminal probe and calls for removal after undisclosed meetings with Chinese businessmen tied to illegal activities, exposing the risks of foreign influence in Americas’ backyard.

The Trump administration’s sweeping suspension of immigrant visas, including for Brazil, unfairly punishes law-abiding applicants and raises questions about overreach in immigration policy enforcement.

Argentina’s radical tariff cuts welcome a flood of Chinese electric vehicles, showcasing the dangers of surrendering national industry to globalist agendas—lessons America must heed.

President Trump strikes a forward-thinking agreement on Greenland with NATO leaders, pausing tariffs that threatened key European allies—demonstrating clear America First leadership in Arctic strategy and global trade.

Amid allegations of clandestine meetings with a Chinese businessman, Peru’s interim President José Jerí confronts two censure motions in Congress, underscoring regional instability that could ripple into U.S. geopolitical and economic concerns.