National Security

Commercial ships are falsely declaring themselves as Chinese near the Strait of Hormuz to avoid Iranian attacks, revealing a troubling exploitation of global maritime security that undermines American efforts to safeguard freedom of navigation.

The National Museum of African American History and Culture is removing a key timber piece from a sunken slave ship exhibit due to a loan expiration—amid broader federal efforts to reshape American history. What does this mean for preserving national truth and confronting past atrocities?

Ethiopia’s recent deadly landslides expose vulnerabilities caused by persistent climate disasters—threats that reverberate beyond Africa and demand America’s vigilant attention to global instability.

As Russia relentlessly targets Ukraine with thousands of Iranian-designed drones, Kyiv awaits U.S. approval on a vital drone production deal. Why is Washington dragging its feet while American allies face an existential threat?

Nineteen convicted in Moscow’s deadly 2024 concert hall attack, but Kremlin’s accusations against Ukraine lack proof—raising urgent questions about justice and transparency amid global terrorism threats.

A fresh wave of Iranian drone and missile attacks on Gulf states highlights Tehran’s growing aggression, threatening regional stability and America’s strategic interests. Washington must recognize the urgent need to counter Iran’s proxy warfare and safeguard sovereign allies.

Iran escalates aggression with drone strikes hitting Dubai, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman fueling Middle East instability while exposing Washington’s failure to secure America’s vital interests.

While the Venezuelan regime grants partial amnesty to select political prisoners, critics warn this move serves globalist agendas, undermining true justice and regional security.

Colombia’s senator Iván Cepeda, aligned with the leftist Pacto Histórico party, has officially launched his presidential campaign aiming to secure a first-round win — a development that poses critical questions about Colombia’s future stability and its strategic partnership with the United States.

The renewed blockade at the Colombia-Ecuador border reveals the real victims of a self-inflicted trade war: hardworking families and regional economies strained by arbitrary tariffs and political posturing.