National Security

In a critical move reflecting America First values, a Trump envoy met with the son of Iran’s last shah to discuss the regime-threatening protests, exposing Washington’s cautious approach and raising questions about U.S. commitment to freedom abroad.

Cuba’s president praises a deadly U.S. military operation against Venezuela as ‘criminal,’ revealing the persistent threat of globalist regimes aligned against American interests in Latin America.

For the first time in decades, the U.S. experiences net negative immigration in 2025 as enforcement policies reshape migration patterns—posing challenges and opportunities for America’s workforce and border security.

President Trump bluntly calls out Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as an inept leader just days after a DOJ investigation into the Fed chief’s conduct, underscoring the urgent need for America-first monetary policy reforms.

As Rio de Janeiro battles scorching summer heat, its zoo resorts to frozen treats for animals, underscoring a worldwide climate crisis that threatens security and prosperity here at home.

President Trump’s latest tariffs targeting Iran risk inflaming domestic inflation and threatening fragile trade truces, raising urgent questions about the real costs of ‘America First’ foreign policy.

President Trump is escalating his fight against sanctuary policies by threatening to cut federal funding not just to sanctuary cities but entire states that harbor them, reinforcing the principle that federal dollars must defend American citizens first.

Two Minneapolis residents reveal disturbing ICE tactics under DHS’s immigration crackdown, including unlawful detention, denial of basic rights, and coercion to inform on protest organizers—raising serious questions about abuses of power and violations of constitutional liberties.

Iran’s regime is weaponizing forced confessions from protesters—often extracted through torture—to justify deadly crackdowns and blame foreign enemies. This alarming pattern not only violates human rights but also fuels instability that America must confront decisively.

The Pentagon’s use of a plane painted as a civilian aircraft in deadly strikes off Venezuela breaks established laws of war, risking America’s moral authority and national security.