National Security

As Haiti descends further into chaos under notorious gang leader Barbecue, international forces struggle to restore order—raising urgent questions about sovereignty, security, and America’s role in regional stability.

As Venezuela’s regime calls for relentless protests demanding the release of Nicolás Maduro, who was captured in a decisive U.S. operation, the reality of ongoing tyranny and violence remains unaddressed.

As a young Greenlandic biathlete trains for the Winter Olympics, her homeland faces unsettling threats from Washington, exposing deeper questions about respect for allies and American foreign policy priorities.

As Bulgaria faces its eighth election in five years amid protests demanding fair voting, the country’s political chaos underscores broader challenges to national sovereignty and democratic integrity within EU member states.

While President Trump asserts that Iran has stopped executions of protesters, Tehran’s own officials boast about swift trials and executions ahead — exposing a stark disconnect that demands scrutiny.

After decades of climbing overdose deaths, recent federal data reveals a promising decline—but the crisis remains a national security and public health threat that demands accountability from policymakers ignoring America’s border and drug enforcement failures.

A newly released Justice Department memo exposes how the Trump administration bypassed Congress to authorize a risky military move against Venezuela’s Maduro, raising urgent questions about presidential overreach and unchecked foreign intervention.

While the U.S.-backed interim government in Venezuela touts prisoner releases, a deeper look reveals a continuation of political suppression masked by Washington’s strategic maneuvering.

Russian President Putin and Brazilian leader Lula push for Venezuelan sovereignty in talks that sideline U.S. influence, posing questions about Washington’s strategy in Latin America.

In a bold move to safeguard American prosperity, the Trump administration suspends immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, including Brazil, Russia, and Iran, aiming to prevent further strain on U.S. social safety nets.