National Security

As Nicolás Maduro faces U.S. capture and charges, President Trump calls out the dictator’s violent legacy and public mockery, revealing the stakes for American security and regional stability.

While Colombia and Brazil decry America’s decisive action to capture Maduro as a threat to regional sovereignty, these nations overlook how tyrants like Maduro destabilize Latin America and endanger U.S. security interests.

A left-wing protester’s interruption of the OAS meeting attempts to downplay Venezuela’s dire threat to regional stability while ignoring America’s strategic interests in countering Maduro’s regime.

The surprising capture of Nicolás Maduro has ignited a powerful response among Venezuela’s diaspora in Peru, who are turning images of his arrest into bold statements against tyranny and corruption.

A coalition of Western allies pledges legally binding security guarantees for Ukraine after a ceasefire, yet critical U.S. commitments appear diluted—raising tough questions about America’s true strategic resolve amid escalating tensions with Russia.

The death of Rep. Doug LaMalfa and a serious accident involving Rep. Jim Baird threaten to erode the fragile Republican majority in the House, raising urgent questions about the GOP’s ability to deliver on America First priorities.

With Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation, Georgia’s most conservative district faces a crowded Republican field teetering between true America First values and establishment politics—raising urgent questions about GOP cohesion and national priorities.

An armed individual vandalized Vice President JD Vance’s Ohio home, revealing troubling lapses in security and legal accountability. The suspect faces serious federal and state charges, but prior incompetency rulings raise questions about the justice system’s handling of threats against national leaders.

The Trump administration’s vast expansion of costly visa bonds risks undermining America’s national sovereignty by alienating key countries and hurting lawful travel, raising urgent questions about the policy’s long-term impact.

As the fifth anniversary of the January 6 Capitol breach passes without consensus or proper memorial, Washington remains fractured, exposing a dangerous disregard for national sovereignty and the rule of law that threatens America’s stability.