National Security

President Trump condemns the UN’s proposed maritime carbon tax as a costly green bureaucracy that threatens American families and businesses—vowing the U.S. will not submit to this unjust globalist scheme.

Ukrainian President Zelenski’s claim equating Putin with Hamas distracts from Russia’s clear threat to American interests and global stability, risking flawed U.S. engagement in the conflict.

John Bolton, once a key Trump adviser turned critic, now faces serious federal charges for mishandling classified information, highlighting persistent risks to national security from insiders.

Despite partial truces, indigenous communities at the heart of Ecuador’s unrest reject government negotiations, holding firm to protests that have led to deadly violence and widespread instability.

Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro accuses Trump’s administration of ordering CIA attacks, but behind this rhetoric lies a stark reality: America is defending its hemisphere from a lawless regime threatening regional stability and U.S. security.

In a contentious New York City mayoral debate, candidates Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo focus on posturing against President Trump rather than addressing core issues of local and national security that impact American families.

The Continental Link of Indigenous Women of the Americas honored UN agencies and a gender-focused news site, highlighting globalist efforts that sideline the interests of hardworking Americans and challenge national sovereignty.

The U.S. military’s latest strike on a suspected narcotics ship near Venezuela underscores Washington’s aggressive regional tactics, risking broader instability with unclear accountability.

The recent military coup in Madagascar, led by Colonel Michael Randrianirina, underscores the dangers posed when governments falter and militaries seize power, threatening regional stability and international norms.

Israel’s army begins marking the contested ‘yellow line’ in Gaza after killing over 20 Palestinians alleged to have crossed it post-ceasefire. What does this mean for security and sovereignty in a volatile region?