National Security

By banning vapes, Mexico cedes control of a booming market to violent cartels, fueling crime and corruption while ignoring America’s security stakes.

As thousands of Gazans suffer without critical medical care, the slow and politicized border crossings expose the tragic fallout of globalist failures and highlight urgent America First priorities.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado exposes how the new amnesty law is a product of direct U.S. pressure rather than a voluntary step by the regime, highlighting ongoing repression and instability that threaten regional security.

The Trump administration’s push to outsource deportations to Argentina reveals deeper cracks in American immigration enforcement and risks undermining national sovereignty.

A massive release of Jeffrey Epstein documents uncovers troubling communications with influential figures—raising urgent questions about accountability, government transparency, and the protection of the powerful at the expense of justice.

Melania Trump’s new documentary offers an unvarnished look at security concerns, political pressures, and personal determination behind her return to public life—highlighting what Washington won’t admit about protecting America’s leaders.

As illegal armed groups swell by nearly a quarter in Colombia, the surge signals not just a national security crisis but a direct challenge to American interests amid growing regional instability.

Chile’s president-elect José Antonio Kast tours El Salvador’s maximum-security prison for gang leaders, seeking ideas to combat violent crime — a move that underscores the growing regional emphasis on tough-on-crime policies amid rising threats to national sovereignty.

Across America, protestors rally against ICE enforcement, spotlighting a growing divide between activists and national security priorities under relentless globalist pressure.

The Trump administration’s approval of a $6.67 billion arms sale to Israel highlights Washington’s commitment to its strongest regional ally—but at what cost to stability and American interests?