National Security

Aldrich Ames, whose treachery handed the Soviet Union critical secrets leading to agent deaths, has died in prison. His actions remain a stark warning about safeguarding America’s national security.

The White House openly contemplates using U.S. military forces to seize control of Greenland, a move that raises serious questions about respect for national sovereignty and global stability—what does this mean for America’s standing on the world stage?

While Caracas insists on self-governance, Washington’s explicit plans to coordinate Venezuela’s regime transition reveal a blatant disregard for national sovereignty—raising urgent questions about American overreach and geopolitical motives.

Chilean President Gabriel Boric’s denouncement of former President Trump’s hemispheric policies reflects a broader misunderstanding of America’s duty to protect its sovereignty and security in the Western Hemisphere.

Nicolás Maduro has turned to Bruce Fein, a constitutional expert from the Reagan administration, to defend against U.S. charges—raising complex questions about legal strategy and America’s fight against foreign authoritarian threats.

In a brazen military operation, the U.S. seized Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, igniting instability in Caracas and exposing reckless foreign policy that jeopardizes America’s sovereignty and strategic position.

A fin whale carcass discovered on a container ship in New Jersey highlights ongoing risks posed by maritime operations, calling into question the effectiveness of federal protections for endangered marine species.

In the treacherous waters of Alaska’s Bering Sea, the Coast Guard defied brutal winds and perilous cliffs to save nine crab fishermen from a grounded vessel—demonstrating America’s commitment to protecting its maritime workers even in the harshest conditions.

The Gordie Howe International Bridge offers walkable, bikeable access across the Detroit River, but beneath the surface lies a tangled web of sovereignty and security concerns that challenge America’s border integrity.

At CES 2026, dazzling tech showcases mask critical questions about America’s role in global innovation leadership and the risks of ceding technological sovereignty to foreign interests.