National Security

Colombian President Gustavo Petro openly defies former President Trump’s warnings, escalating diplomatic tensions over drug policy and threatening America’s leadership in the Western Hemisphere.

Democrats and Los Angeles politicians push a partisan investigation targeting immigration enforcement under President Trump, risking America’s sovereignty and security by undermining efforts to uphold law and order.

Former President Joe Biden has concluded his radiation treatment for prostate cancer, but his team’s vague updates leave Americans wondering about the full picture and implications for national leadership.

The OAS highlights the prompt delivery of Bolivia’s runoff vote results, but this praise invites scrutiny about foreign influence in Latin American elections and what it means for America’s hemisphere security.

Protests erupted in La Paz over Bolivia’s contested presidential runoff results, with claims of fraud unsupported by evidence, highlighting ongoing challenges to electoral transparency that resonate for all defenders of national sovereignty.

A routine American Airlines flight was abruptly turned back after pilots misinterpreted intercom static as a cockpit breach attempt, exposing critical flaws in airline security communication and protocols.

Bernardo Bravo, a courageous leader exposing cartel extortion in Michoacan, Mexico’s lime-growing heartland, was brutally killed—highlighting the persistent threat of organized crime to agricultural producers and regional stability.

As President Trump embarks on a critical Asia tour, the stakes couldn’t be higher for safeguarding American industries and asserting national sovereignty amid global trade tensions and diplomatic uncertainty.

As the U.S. extends its immigration crackdown beyond borders, the new Belize agreement reveals the Trump administration’s relentless push to offload asylum responsibilities—raising urgent questions about sovereignty and justice.

As Israel and Hamas accuse each other of violating the fragile U.S.-backed ceasefire, Vice President JD Vance’s visit underscores Washington’s critical role in stabilizing a volatile region vital to America’s interests.