National Security

Japan’s January export surge fueled by China and Asia highlights volatile global trade dynamics—posing challenges and opportunities for U.S. economic sovereignty under shifting tariffs and foreign demand.

Indonesia’s aggressive state takeover of its nickel industry disrupts global EV supply chains and exposes Washington’s vulnerability in securing critical minerals essential for America’s energy future.

A groundbreaking discovery of a large sleeper shark in Antarctica’s near-freezing depths exposes gaps in our understanding and highlights the urgent need for vigilant protection of America’s maritime interests amid changing global oceans.

Despite costly repairs, NASA’s Artemis II mission encounters repeat fuel leak issues, raising questions about readiness and management of America’s moonshot under global competition.

Mayor Mamdani installs Colombian activist Ana María Archila as head of New York’s International Affairs, prioritizing left-wing agendas over practical diplomacy and American values.

Top Cuban-American lawmakers call on the Trump administration to stop issuing licenses for luxury goods exports to Cuba—luxuries that bankroll repression instead of relief.

Peru’s relentless political instability culminates in its eighth president in under a decade, exposing weak institutions and leadership vacuums that undermine national sovereignty—lessons America should heed.

Robert Dorgan’s tragic shooting spree at a Rhode Island ice rink, which ended with his suicide, exposes critical gaps in handling mental health and family violence—raising urgent questions for America’s safety.

Peru’s ongoing political turmoil escalates with four congressional contenders vying for presidency after José Jerí’s removal over corruption allegations, exposing deep governance failures that threaten regional stability and American strategic interests.

CBS pulls Stephen Colbert’s interview with Democrat James Talarico under Trump-era FCC ‘equal time’ rules—exposing a regulatory overreach weaponizing media fairness rules to silence conservative voices and debate on broadcast TV.