National Security

In a critical move, the United States, Peru, and Argentina have united at the OEA to demand that the Tren de Aragua gang be officially recognized as a terrorist organization, exposing Venezuela’s regime ties and regional security threats.

President Trump hints at providing Patriot missile systems to Ukraine as tensions escalate, raising questions about America’s strategic interests and involvement.

New census data reveals a dramatic increase in Venezuelan immigrants in Brazil, overtaking the historically dominant Portuguese community amid ongoing turmoil in Venezuela.

Over 200 witnesses across southern states reported a dazzling fireball bright enough to outshine the sun, but NASA’s official account leaves critical details unexplored.

This year’s Federal Reserve stress tests gave all major banks a clean bill of health—but only after significantly lowering the economic severity scenarios, omitting critical risks like private credit exposure, and reducing scrutiny overall. Such softened testing raises alarming questions about the Fed’s true commitment to safeguarding American taxpayers from another banking crisis.

The Trump administration’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for half a million Haitians disregards ongoing violence and instability in Haiti, putting vulnerable families at grave risk of deportation.

The Trump administration brokered a peace deal between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo aiming to end decades of deadly conflict—but key armed groups remain sidelined, raising doubts about lasting peace and America’s strategic interests in resource-rich Central Africa.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemns Israel’s imposed aid system in Gaza, revealing that it leads desperate civilians into deadly, militarized zones—a stark failure risking countless lives.

Leading NGOs condemn world leaders’ silence as Gaza faces devastating humanitarian catastrophe, calling for an immediate ceasefire and accountability for ongoing suffering.

Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo signed a US-brokered peace deal aimed at ending conflict, but underlying issues and foreign interference leave doubts about real progress.