National Security

Tropical Storm Melissa’s formation in the Caribbean underscores urgent questions about America’s preparedness and response to natural disasters affecting our hemisphere, especially when instability in places like Haiti directly impacts U.S. security and border integrity.

After harsh accusations from President Trump labeling Colombia a narcotics hub, a recent diplomatic dialogue signals a cautious thaw—but can this fragile engagement protect American interests and uphold sovereign law enforcement?

As Russia cements a strategic partnership with Venezuela, the agreement signals Moscow’s expanding influence in the Western Hemisphere — raising serious questions about America’s response to foreign encroachments near its borders.

Spain’s National Court authorizes extradition of ex-UN official Vitaly Vanshelboim to face U.S. charges of bribery and fraud involving $60 million, exposing corruption risks within international institutions impacting American interests.

The Frente Polisario announces willingness for direct talks with Morocco under UN auspices, but will this gesture lead to genuine resolution or perpetuate regional instability with America’s interests sidelined?

Over 420 anti-science bills, driven by allies of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., are sweeping state legislatures, dismantling proven public health safeguards vital to American families and national resilience.

France’s top officials insist Louvre security worked during the brazen jewel theft, but unanswered questions reveal potential failures that put national treasures and public trust at risk.

The UK and Indonesia have agreed to repatriate two British prisoners, including one on death row, underscoring the complexities of drug enforcement and international legal cooperation amid a persistent global narcotics threat.

Ukrainian President Zelenski and key European leaders unite behind the U.S. call for a ceasefire based on current frontlines, pressing Russia to negotiate while maintaining strong economic sanctions—yet Moscow’s true intentions remain in question.

Former Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos warns that escalating tensions between the U.S. and Colombia only empower drug cartels, undermining America’s fight against narcotics and national security interests.