National Security

In a firm stance against the corrupt Ortega regime, the U.S. demands the immediate and unconditional release of all political prisoners in Nicaragua, exposing the ongoing crackdown on freedom and dissent under Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.

In Minneapolis, a peaceful pro-ICE rally was violently disrupted by anti-ICE agitators. This incident underscores the radical left’s intolerance and the threat they pose to free speech and public safety.

A deadly fire at Karachi’s Gul Plaza mall killed three and injured many, revealing chronic fire safety lapses that endanger communities abroad and threaten global supply chains vital to American consumers.

In a firm demonstration of America’s unwavering commitment to its troops and national security, the U.S. executed a targeted strike killing an Al-Qaeda-linked terrorist tied directly to the fatal ISIS ambush that claimed three American lives.

In a rare show of unity, thousands in Greenland protested President Trump’s controversial bid to purchase the territory, highlighting the clash between national sovereignty and globalist ambitions.

UK’s Keir Starmer condemns Trump’s tariffs on European allies over Greenland, but overlooks critical American sovereignty and security interests at stake in the Arctic.

Delcy Rodríguez’s recent cabinet reshuffle deepens authoritarian control in Venezuela, replacing reform-minded figures with entrenched regime loyalists linked to corruption and repression—raising alarms about regional stability and democratic backsliding.

Greenlanders braved harsh Arctic conditions to protest President Trump’s proposal to acquire the island, highlighting a clash over national sovereignty that poses critical questions about America’s strategic priorities and global influence.

President Trump’s formation of a Board of Peace with ambitions beyond Gaza signals a direct challenge to entrenched global institutions, raising urgent questions about sovereignty, effectiveness, and America’s leadership role.

President Trump’s formation of a Board of Peace with ambitions beyond Gaza signals a direct challenge to entrenched global institutions, raising urgent questions about sovereignty, effectiveness, and America’s leadership role.