National Security

Despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, Hamas’ continued attacks threaten regional stability and American interests. Washington’s envoys face a critical test to uphold peace and safeguard Israel’s security.

The daring daylight theft of priceless Napoleonic jewels at the Louvre reveals glaring security weaknesses and raises urgent questions about protecting national treasures in a globalist era.

Despite hopeful rhetoric, Zelenskyy’s recent meeting with President Trump reveals the limits of U.S. support amid geopolitical realities—underscoring Washington’s cautious approach to avoid deeper conflict with Russia.

Despite President Zelenskyy’s upbeat remarks about his recent meeting with former President Trump, key American military support like Tomahawk missiles remains withheld, raising questions about U.S. commitment to Ukraine’s defense and the broader implications for American interests.

Rodrigo Paz’s surprising rise to Bolivia’s presidency marks a decisive break from two decades of socialist mismanagement, promising necessary reforms and renewed ties with the U.S. But can his centrist approach rescue a nation crippled by bad policies and economic decay?

As Ecuador confronts deadly narco-terrorism linked to transnational crime, its partnership with the OAS must serve as a model for robust America-First security cooperation to protect our hemisphere.

After initial truce efforts collapse, Ecuador’s government declares no conditions remain for dialogue with indigenous protesters, signaling a hardline stance amid ongoing unrest that threatens regional stability and economic security.

Nicholas Rossi’s audacious escape by faking death and fleeing to the UK reveals critical gaps in tracking violent offenders, threatening public safety and national sovereignty.

Asian markets, led by Japan’s Nikkei record surge, rally despite China’s slowing growth and banking sector uncertainty—highlighting the urgent need for America First economic vigilance.

As Japan faces a political vacuum, ultraconservative Sanae Takaichi’s rise spotlights the deep fractures and instability fueled by globalist mismanagement, posing critical questions for U.S. strategic interests in Asia.