National Security

A devastating bomb attack injured 33 people, including minors, in Peru’s Trujillo—underscoring the growing violence fueled by criminal gangs and lawlessness that could spill over to threaten American security and sovereignty.

As Nigeria’s military decisively neutralizes militants in Katsina, the unfolding security crisis underscores the urgent need for America-first strategies addressing global terrorism spillovers.

A massive blackout in Cuba underscores the regime’s crumbling infrastructure and dependence on hostile foreign oil, threatening regional stability and America’s southern security.

President Trump reveals Iran’s strategic retreat under U.S. and Israeli pressure while warning of a fierce military response that underscores America’s unwavering commitment to national security.

Israeli air assaults in Lebanon have claimed nearly 300 lives and wounded over a thousand, raising urgent questions about the operation’s strategic value and consequences for regional stability—and for American interests.

As Colombia prepares for critical legislative elections ahead of a pivotal presidential race, the nation’s governance hangs in the balance with implications that extend beyond its borders—threatening stability and security in the Americas.

Colombia’s legislative elections spotlight unconventional candidates leveraging fame and technology, exposing a troubling trend of political spectacle over substance—a warning for preserving American national sovereignty and democratic integrity.

In Miami, President Trump launches a bold military coalition with conservative Latin American leaders to combat drug cartels and counter Chinese influence, sidelining progressive regimes that threaten regional stability and America’s national security interests.

A recent US intelligence assessment contradicts President Trump’s call for unconditional Iranian surrender, revealing stark realities about Washington’s Middle East strategy and raising urgent questions about the true path to American security.

Pope Leo XIV appoints seasoned diplomat Gabriele Caccia as ambassador to the U.S., inheriting strained ties with the Trump administration over immigration and Iran war policies—raising questions about Vatican influence on American sovereignty and policy.