National Security

Ecuador’s record-breaking violence in 2025, driven by fragmented criminal gangs and lax judicial enforcement, exposes the dangers of lenient policies and foreign interference, with implications for America’s fight against narcoterrorism.

The tragic death of Renee Good at the hands of an ICE officer exposes deep flaws in federal immigration enforcement. With Congress debating investigations, funding, and leadership accountability, Americans deserve transparent answers and policies that prioritize national sovereignty and public safety.

As UAE-backed separatists defy the internationally recognized Yemeni government with violent protests and territorial seizures, the fragile alliance between Saudi Arabia and the UAE fractures—threatening regional stability vital to American interests.

A Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian oil depot in Volgograd reveals cracks in Moscow’s energy security as Russia escalates aggression with hypersonic missiles, highlighting the costs of Vladimir Putin’s war for the Russian people and the urgent need for strategic vigilance.

As Venezuela signals a diplomatic thaw with the U.S., the move raises urgent questions about national security and Washington’s approach to a hostile regime long aligned with adversarial powers.

Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport halted flights due to the worst snowfall in 50 years, stranding thousands and highlighting glaring weaknesses in Russian logistics—an opportunity to reflect on America’s strength in safeguarding critical infrastructure.

As Uganda’s opposition candidate Bobi Wine rallies supporters under heavy police presence and tear gas, the country’s electoral process reveals troubling signs of government overreach—raising serious questions about stability in a key African partner nation.

The sudden dissolution of Yemen’s Southern Transitional Council reveals deep fractures exploited by foreign powers, undermining efforts to restore order in a critical region vital to American interests.

Two weeks of protests in Iran unravel the regime’s grip at great human cost, while America must confront how Tehran’s chaos fuels instability threatening our national security and freedom.

Peru’s interim leader openly endorses the U.S. operation to capture Maduro, arguing that breaking international law is justified to restore democracy and regional stability—a stance that challenges traditional diplomatic norms but aligns with America First security interests.