National Security

Kim Jong Un’s dismissal of a top vice premier highlights chronic economic failures and reckless spending that burden the regime, underscoring consequences for regional stability and global security.

A catastrophic collision on Spain’s celebrated high-speed rail line kills at least 40, spotlighting safety lapses amid rapid privatization and expansion—raising hard questions about infrastructure priorities.

Amnesty International warns of authoritarianism under Trump, but does their report hold up against the evidence of America’s enduring freedoms and sovereignty? We investigate the facts behind the rhetoric.

A federal judge has affirmed the Trump administration’s stringent rules requiring lawmakers to provide advance notice before visiting migrant detention centers—highlighting ongoing tensions over border security and oversight.

The Venezuelan regime insists there are no political prisoners, yet credible NGO data reveals 777 remain incarcerated under restrictive conditions—highlighting persistent repression amid geopolitical tensions impacting U.S. interests.

Guatemala’s state of emergency after brutal prison riots and police killings reveals the dangerous consequences of weak governance—threatening regional security and America’s southern border.

A Canadian woman found dead on Australia’s Fraser Island is believed to have been attacked by dingoes, spotlighting a dangerous wildlife issue that demands urgent attention to protect innocent travelers.

At the heart of Texas, the largest U.S. migrant detention center has witnessed three tragic deaths this year alone—revealing a pattern of neglect and systemic abuse that questions the government’s handling of immigration enforcement.

As Colombia reels from the assassination of opposition senator Miguel Uribe Turbay, accountability is demanded from government officials whose negligence may have contributed to a national tragedy.

As Venezuela’s Maduro falls out of favor internationally, Nicaragua’s Ortega regime appears poised to open talks with the United States—raising pressing questions about American leverage and regional stability.