National Security

China’s government-subsidized electric vehicles and low-cost goods are overwhelming Latin American markets, threatening local industries and deepening trade deficits, revealing a strategic challenge that demands America’s attention.

China’s execution of four leaders behind massive scam and gambling networks in Myanmar underscores the urgent need for America to reassess security risks posed by lawless regions near our borders and abroad.

As China floods Latin American markets with low-cost goods, local industries face collapse and nations grapple with rising trade deficits — exposing a dangerous erosion of American influence in its own backyard.

Thirteen years after fleeing Assad’s Syria, rapper Al Darwish returns to a country free of the Assad dynasty—but plagued by sectarian violence and political instability that threaten America’s strategic interests in the region.

The recent U.S. raid that removed Nicolás Maduro from power has plunged Venezuela into deeper uncertainty and fear, exposing the limits of Washington’s interventionist tactics and raising urgent questions about America’s strategic interests.

While Washington escalates sanctions against Cuba to uphold American sovereignty and security, Mexico’s protests and lukewarm stance expose the regional challenges in resisting globalist coercion—and leave us questioning how long our southern neighbor will ignore America’s strategic interests.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s high-stakes visit to Washington reveals how ideological clashes and mutual mistrust threaten to undermine an essential American ally in the Western Hemisphere.

José Gonzalo Sánchez Sánchez, key figure in Colombia’s largest criminal cartel, drowns in suspicious circumstances while peace talks grant dangerous criminals unprecedented safe havens.

Venezuelans in Peru march to demand the release of political prisoners and free elections after the US-led removal of Maduro — a critical moment exposing regional instability that impacts US interests.

President Trump’s move to close the Kennedy Center for two years spotlights growing politicization and mismanagement of a national cultural institution, alienating artists and threatening America’s cultural heritage.