National Security

The U.S. raid targeting Venezuelan President Maduro has claimed 32 Cuban lives, raising urgent questions about Washington’s aggressive foreign policy and its impact on American interests.

The recent U.S. military strike to capture Nicolás Maduro resulted in the deaths of at least 24 Venezuelan security officers and dozens more, exposing a costly operation that risks American lives and national interests without clear congressional oversight.

Israel moves forward with the E1 settlement plan near Jerusalem, asserting national sovereignty amid international opposition that threatens American interests in Middle East stability.

President Trump’s bold raid on Venezuela’s Maduro sparks mixed reactions among his base—praise tinged with concern over unapproved foreign interventions that clash with ‘America First’ promises.

While the U.S. took decisive action against Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, Mexico’s leader Claudia Sheinbaum defends him and condemns American intervention—raising serious questions about allied commitment to sovereignty and justice.

The UN’s alarm over US measures in Venezuela ignores the real threat posed by ongoing abuses under a hostile regime—and threatens to embolden forces that undermine American national sovereignty and security.

Since October’s ceasefire announcement, Israeli military actions have continued to inflict heavy casualties in Gaza—raising urgent questions about the true nature of this ‘truce’ and its implications for peace and American foreign policy.

On the fifth anniversary of the January 6 Capitol attack, former President Trump doubles down on misleading narratives and undermines the official investigation, raising serious questions about accountability and national security.

Rep. Jim Baird’s car accident and hospitalization remind us of the fragility of congressional leadership amid rising dangers—how long can America afford such instability?

As Greece’s Orthodox Epiphany ceremony unfolded, stark water shortages at key reservoirs reveal the urgency of climate-driven resource challenges—warning signs the U.S. cannot ignore.