National Security

As Venezuela begins releasing political prisoners, President Trump’s stern reminder underscores the critical role of U.S. intervention—challenging the Biden administration’s weak stance and emphasizing America’s duty to safeguard freedom abroad.

Despite official claims, Nicolás Maduro’s capture by U.S. forces shines a harsh light on Venezuela’s sovereignty and the dangerous overreach threatening regional stability.

In southern Mexico, coffee growers face a labor crisis as local workers vanish and migrants from Haiti, Cuba, and Venezuela fill the void—highlighting the fallout from flawed migration policies that threaten regional stability and U.S. interests.

As Myanmar’s military regime pushes ahead with its staged election amid ongoing civil war and political repression, the vote serves as a stark reminder of authoritarian overreach threatening national sovereignty and freedom worldwide.

Under intense U.S. scrutiny, Nicaragua’s Ortega regime announces the release of political prisoners—but true freedom remains out of reach as authoritarian control tightens.

With Iran engulfed in deadly protests, President Trump boldly offers U.S. help for freedom—highlighting the contrast between principled America First policies and globalist appeasement.

In a decisive move defending American lives and sovereignty, U.S. forces launched a second round of strikes against ISIS in Syria following the killing of three Americans—underscoring the ongoing battle against terrorism that threatens our homeland.

The U.S. State Department issues urgent warnings as armed militias in Venezuela actively seek out Americans and evidence of U.S. support, underscoring the country’s volatile security situation and failed Maduro regime.

Abelardo De la Espriella, Colombia’s far-right candidate, now leads presidential polls, challenging leftist forces allied with President Gustavo Petro. This development signals a critical shift in Latin America’s political landscape with direct implications for American security and sovereignty.

Venezuela’s gradual release of political prisoners exposes the cracks in Maduro’s regime amidst U.S. intervention, challenging Washington to hold firm for freedom and national sovereignty.