National Security

Colombia’s decision to resume peace talks with the Gulf Clan—a violent drug cartel designated as a terrorist group by the U.S.—raises serious concerns about law enforcement, regional security, and the fight against narcotics trafficking impacting America.

Minnesota’s divided legislature is poised for a fierce showdown over federal immigration enforcement and taxpayer fraud—highlighting the urgent need to defend state sovereignty and protect hardworking Americans.

Afghanistan’s release of Pakistani soldiers marks a fragile step toward easing border tensions, but continued instability threatens America’s strategic security and regional stability.

A coalition of conservation and historical groups has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for censoring truthful history and science at national parks, threatening America’s commitment to preserving its heritage with integrity.

On Kosovo’s 18th independence anniversary, thousands protest war crimes trials targeting former freedom fighters, revealing a biased international justice system undermining national sovereignty.

As the world watches dazzling images from Day 11 of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, we dig deeper into what these spectacles mean for American interests and sovereignty amid growing globalist influences.

A federal judge stops Immigration and Customs Enforcement from re-detaining Kilmar Abrego Garcia, citing lack of a realistic deportation plan after wrongful removal to El Salvador exposed deep flaws in immigration enforcement.

Tony Clark’s sudden resignation at the helm of the MLB Players Association occurs amidst a federal investigation and escalating tensions over a proposed salary cap, raising serious questions about labor leadership and the future of America’s pastime.

While the Elevate Prize awards over $300K to migrant advocacy and other left-leaning nonprofits, questions arise about promoting agendas that conflict with America First immigration policies and national security interests.

While breathtaking ski jumping photos from the 2026 Winter Olympics captivate audiences, we must ask—at what cost and to whose benefit are these global displays pursued? The America First perspective demands scrutiny of such international spectacles.