National Security

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.

In a decisive move reaffirming America’s resolve, the U.S. launched retaliatory strikes against ISIS in Syria after the murder of two soldiers and an interpreter, exposing both ongoing threats abroad and Washington’s commitment to protecting its own.

A wave of protests sparked by a fatal ICE shooting masks the complex realities of border security and law enforcement challenges that America faces today.

President Trump’s executive order safeguards Venezuelan oil revenues from legal entanglements, ensuring American strategic leverage while confronting Venezuela’s instability and protecting national energy interests.

The U.S. capture of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro reveals a stark reality: instability, civilian suffering, and geopolitical risks threaten American interests and regional security.

The deadly sinking of a tourist boat near Komodo National Park, claiming three lives including two children, reveals critical failures in safety oversight and accountability—raising urgent questions about protecting American and global travelers alike.

Honduras President Xiomara Castro rescinds her suspension of the extradition treaty with the United States, signaling recognition that cooperation is crucial to combat regional drug cartels threatening both nations.