National Security

Maui’s wetlands, vital for flood control and endangered species, are vanishing due to stalled government action and ineffective enforcement—exposing a dangerous pattern of local inaction with broader implications for America’s environmental sovereignty and community safety.

From questionable plea deals to suppressed documents, the Jeffrey Epstein saga exposes a pattern of establishment protection that undermines justice and national security.

A firebombing in Colorado’s Pagosa Springs targeting Dominion Voting Systems equipment underscores the real-world dangers of persistent election conspiracy theories, threatening law, order, and our democratic process.

As Vancouver courts debate the mental fitness of a mass attacker, Americans must question how justice serves victims and protects communities from similar threats.

A catastrophic collapse in a gold mine controlled by armed rebels in Congo exposes the deadly cost of lawlessness and instability — conditions that ultimately threaten global security and American interests.

The U.S. government is pouring over $200 million into a massive detention facility in West Texas, raising concerns about ineffective immigration enforcement and taxpayer costs.

The State Department’s approval of $322 million in weapons sales to Ukraine raises critical questions about America’s priorities amid growing threats at home and abroad.

A declassified intelligence report reveals a deliberate campaign by the Obama administration to fabricate Russian interference narratives aimed at delegitimizing President Trump’s 2016 win—exposing deep government overreach and media complicity.

As Ukraine calls for a high-level summit to end the conflict, Russia refuses to engage without preconditioned agreements—exposing Moscow’s unwillingness to pursue genuine peace while America stands firm on sanctions.

The tragic killing of two Idaho firefighters by a man rejected by both the Army and fire department reveals critical failures in identifying dangerous individuals before they strike.