National Security

The US government has frozen all aid to Somalia after Somali officials allegedly seized American food aid and destroyed a World Food Program warehouse, raising urgent questions about oversight and accountability in foreign assistance.

President Trump’s sweeping exit from over sixty international organizations signals a decisive break with globalist agendas—but does this protect American sovereignty or undermine critical cooperation?

A violent confrontation in Minnesota between ICE agents and an assailant who weaponized her vehicle underscores the escalating risks our federal officers face as they defend America’s borders and uphold the rule of law.

While Nicolás Maduro faces serious narcoterrorism charges in U.S. custody, his regime’s orchestrated marches in Caracas reveal a desperate attempt to maintain power through propaganda and intimidation.

President Trump’s decisive action against Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro reaffirms America’s rightful leadership in the Western Hemisphere and warns regional neighbors to stand on the side of freedom and sovereignty.

The Congressional Budget Office reveals that restrictive immigration policies combined with an aging population are slowing U.S. growth, raising alarming questions about the nation’s economic and social resilience in an America First context.

A covert U.S. military operation to capture Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela resulted in dozens of deaths, igniting controversy over the legality and prudence of Washington’s foreign interventions at the expense of American values and security.

From Seward to Truman, multiple U.S. administrations recognized Greenland’s vital Arctic value—but Congress and globalist hesitations stalled action. Why is America still letting strategic advantage slip away?

The White House insists it holds ‘maximum influence’ over Venezuela’s interim government while quietly marketing seized Venezuelan oil—a move raising serious questions about U.S. strategy and sovereignty.

Colombia faces a precarious crossroads as President Gustavo Petro’s confrontations with the Trump administration jeopardize decades of vital cooperation in counternarcotics and security, risking America’s interests in a volatile region.