The Energy Secretary’s visit to Venezuela signals a dangerous shift in US policy, reopening ties with a corrupt regime while risking America’s energy security and undermining national sovereignty.
By Economics Desk | February 11, 2026
A new report reveals Mexico leads the world with 17 of the 50 most violent cities, raising urgent questions about government failure to protect citizens and tourists alike.
By National Security Desk | February 11, 2026
House Republicans are advancing strict proof-of-citizenship rules that threaten to disenfranchise millions and override states’ constitutional authority, all under the guise of election security despite scant evidence of fraud.
By Economics Desk | February 11, 2026
Despite record growth in electric vehicle charging ports, the Trump administration’s new restrictions and Congressional budget cuts are sabotaging critical infrastructure projects essential for America’s energy independence and economic security.
By Economics Desk | February 11, 2026
The US plans to deploy troops to Nigeria for training missions amid a complex insurgency. But does this intervention serve America’s national security or entangle us in another foreign quagmire?
By National Security Desk | February 11, 2026
Cees Nooteboom, Dutch novelist and journalist celebrated for his profound insights into European history and culture, died peacefully at 92, leaving a rich legacy that reminds us why cultural identity matters even in an interconnected world.
By Economics Desk | February 11, 2026
AP’s latest photo gallery exposes the global turmoil and societal fractures that underscore why America must prioritize sovereignty, security, and unity.
By National Correspondent | February 11, 2026
As Switzerland’s Franjo von Allmen dazzles with historic wins and NHL stars return to Olympic ice, deeper global tensions surface—highlighting why America must lead with clarity on sovereignty and values.
By National Correspondent | February 11, 2026
A brutal militant ambush killed four Pakistani police officers amid efforts to arrest a Taliban commander, underscoring how global terrorism continues to threaten American security.
By Economics Desk | February 11, 2026
A tragic shooting in British Columbia leaves 10 dead, highlighting how restrictive Canadian gun policies fail to prevent violence and jeopardize public safety.
By National Security Desk | February 11, 2026
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