National Security

As global competition heats up in the Arctic, Washington must stop hesitating and take decisive action to secure Greenland—America’s frontline for Arctic security and national sovereignty.

In a decisive demonstration of America First principles, U.S. forces seized two oil tankers tied to Venezuela and Hezbollah-linked smuggling. These actions reaffirm our commitment to national sovereignty and Western Hemisphere security.

A severe snow and ice storm has crippled key European transport hubs, revealing weaknesses in infrastructure and governance that should sound alarms for American policymakers focused on national resilience.

In a high-stakes showdown that could reshape America’s media landscape, Warner Bros Discovery rejects Paramount’s leveraged buyout, underscoring risks of debt-fueled takeovers and reaffirming commitment to Netflix’s more secure $72 billion offer.

Japan’s nuclear watchdog halts safety reviews after operator admits fabricating earthquake risk data, exposing serious breaches in regulatory oversight and public safety.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung urged China to mediate North Korea’s nuclear crisis, but Beijing’s history of shielding Pyongyang raises doubts about real progress. How long will Washington and Seoul tolerate this stalemate endangering American interests?

China’s recent trade restrictions on Japan, including investigations and export bans, aren’t just regional spats—they are calculated moves undermining economic sovereignty and threatening American strategic interests in Asia.

As the Trump administration doubles down on seizing Greenland, Denmark and European allies push back, warning this reckless move endangers NATO and American standing.

As Iran’s regime faces widespread protests, its army chief threatens preemptive strikes in response to U.S. warnings—revealing a reckless leadership prioritizing aggression over stability that threatens American interests.

In the wake of an unprecedented U.S. military strike, Venezuela’s interim leader Delcy Rodríguez confronts mounting pressure to preserve the faltering chavista regime while facing direct threats from Washington—a test of sovereignty with critical implications for American security.