National Security

As Hurricane Melissa devastates Jamaica, at least three deaths during storm preparations spotlight failures in local readiness and the pitfalls of reliance on globalist disaster aid.

Nicolás Maduro suspends critical gas agreements with Trinidad and Tobago following U.S. military deployments, highlighting the dangerous interplay of globalist agendas destabilizing South America and threatening America’s national security interests.

The DHS reveals that 1.6 million illegal immigrants have self-deported in 2025, supported by Trump-backed enforcement and incentives, marking a decisive stand for America’s borders.

In a strategic move to break China’s chokehold, Japan and the United States have signed a critical minerals agreement aimed at securing supply chains and bolstering national security.

As China deepens economic ties with Southeast Asia through an expanded free trade agreement, the United States faces increasing challenges to its influence and national economic security.

As President Trump moves decisively to replace Jerome Powell, the narrowed candidate list reveals a clear push against the Federal Reserve’s status quo—raising urgent questions about Washington’s influence over monetary policy and its impact on American families.

Hurricane Melissa’s catastrophic flash flooding and landslide risks in the Caribbean reveal critical regional vulnerabilities that demand America’s attention to safeguard national security and hemispheric stability.

As Colombia’s president Gustavo Petro vehemently denies accusations tying him to narcotrafficking, U.S. sanctions paint a troubling picture. This accountability report probes the implications for regional security and America’s fight against drug cartels.

The USS Gerald Ford, America’s newest and most powerful aircraft carrier, is en route to the Caribbean in a show of force that risks escalating tensions with Venezuela—raising critical questions about Washington’s true motives and strategic judgment.

Texas’ congressional delegation is pressing the Trump administration to hold Mexico accountable for failing to deliver billions of gallons of water under a decades-old treaty, proposing trade negotiations and sanctions to protect American farmers and national interests.