National Security

The decision by Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council to oust the prime minister amid rampant gang violence worsens chaos, risking regional security and highlighting failure of globalist-backed governance.

For over two weeks, Venezuelan families have kept vigil outside prisons demanding clear answers on political prisoner releases amid conflicting government claims, spotlighting the regime’s ongoing repression and lack of transparency.

Guan Heng, a Chinese whistleblower revealing abuses in Xinjiang, faces U.S. detention and potential deportation despite credible asylum claims—highlighting the Trump-era immigration crackdown that imperils genuine refugees while compromising America’s moral standing and security.

The Pentagon’s latest National Defense Strategy signals a bold shift: America will no longer subsidize global defense at the expense of its own interests. Allies from Europe to Asia must now shoulder their fair share, while the U.S. refocuses on protecting its hemisphere and securing critical assets like Greenland and the Panama Canal.

King Charles III returns with a glossy documentary promoting ‘harmony’ to save the planet—but is this royal environmental crusade grounded in reality or disconnected from America’s true priorities? We unpack the facts behind the message and its implications for national sovereignty and economic security.

Minneapolis’ so-called ‘Day of Truth & Freedom’ protest reveals the costly clash between sanctuary city policies and federal immigration enforcement—putting American security and law enforcement authority at risk.

Argentine detainees in Venezuela remain trapped amid political chaos, revealing the dangers Americans face when hostile regimes go unchecked and Washington remains silent.

As Venezuela’s opposition claims a fight for democracy, a shadow regime deepens its grip—while Washington eyes Venezuelan oil, risking regional security and American interests.

Haiti’s Transitional Presidency Council ignites political turmoil by initiating the removal of Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, underscoring the nation’s ongoing crisis and the failure of international intervention.

Meta’s move to pause AI character access for teens is a reactive step in a larger battle over tech giants’ responsibility to safeguard American children from digital harms.