National Security

In a bold strike, hackers disrupted Iranian state television to air messages from exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi amid a violent crackdown that has killed thousands, revealing cracks in Tehran’s iron grip and raising urgent questions about the U.S. response.

While elite billionaires reap record wealth at Davos, Washington’s disruptive policies and globalist agendas threaten America’s economic security and national sovereignty.

Despite official denials, evidence mounts that Nicolás Maduro’s capture exposed the reality of a regime desperate and cornered by American resolve, spotlighting global stakes in Venezuela’s crisis.

Eight police officers killed and prison riots erupt in Guatemala as President Arévalo takes a hardline stance against criminal gangs, revealing the dangerous power struggles that threaten regional stability—and by extension, U.S. national security.

In Miami, exiled Venezuelan and Cuban communities gather in faith-driven protest against oppressive regimes, underscoring America’s role as a beacon of liberty for the oppressed.

The deadly fire at Karachi’s Gul Plaza reveals systemic safety lapses costing lives, underscoring the urgent need for accountability and reform that protect citizens everywhere.

China’s reported 5% economic growth in 2025 conceals underlying weaknesses. Despite strong exports, largely propped up by global supply chains and tariffs from the Trump era, the slowing domestic demand and property market risks reveal cracks threatening global stability and American interests.

Amid deadly gang violence and prison riots, Guatemala suspends schools to protect students—unrest that underscores a broader crisis with direct implications for America’s national security.

As wildfires devastate Chile amid a brutal heat wave, the consequences of global policy failures reverberate beyond borders — threatening environmental stability and economic security in the United States.

A catastrophic train collision in southern Spain claims over 20 lives, highlighting the dangers when infrastructure is pushed beyond safe limits—raising urgent questions about oversight and accountability.