National Security

President Trump officially cuts financial aid to Colombia, accusing President Gustavo Petro of enabling narcotrafficking that fuels drug-related destruction in America—raising urgent questions about Washington’s strategy under flawed foreign partnerships.

The US Department of War, under President Trump’s directive, eliminated three narcoterrorists linked to Colombia’s ELN in the Caribbean, underscoring the escalating threat posed by drug cartels acting as terrorists against American sovereignty.

President Trump’s decisive move to halt U.S. aid to Colombia exposes Bogotá’s failure to combat drug production and challenges America’s sovereignty, demanding accountability from an uncooperative ally.

The latest Houthi raid on a UN facility in Sanaa exposes the growing lawlessness fueled by Iranian proxies threatening regional security and undermining humanitarian efforts vital to American strategic interests.

The detention of 20 UN employees by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen reveals a dangerous pattern of lawlessness that threatens humanitarian aid and fuels regional instability critical to America’s security.

The Vatican canonized Venezuela’s first saints amid a politically divided nation and increasing U.S.-Venezuela tensions, highlighting how faith intersects with regional challenges that have direct implications for America’s security and sovereignty.

Ukrainian drones strike critical Russian gas and oil facilities, revealing cracks in Moscow’s war economy and raising urgent questions about the Kremlin’s energy security.

Bureaucratic red tape and politicized grant cuts are crippling state emergency agencies just as threats from natural disasters, pandemics, and cyberattacks rise—jeopardizing the safety of American families.

In a rare and dangerous move, a North Korean soldier crossed the heavily armed DMZ into South Korea, exposing cracks in a regime built on fear and isolation while underscoring ongoing threats to regional security.

A daring jewel theft at the Louvre highlights dangerous understaffing and inadequate security in a landmark cultural institution, raising questions about protecting priceless heritage amid growing global threats.