National Security

The tragic assassination of Miguel Uribe has propelled his father into Colombia’s presidential race, spotlighting the nation’s escalating violence and failed leftist governance that jeopardizes regional stability and American interests.

As Venezuela intensifies its military presence in the Caribbean under the guise of fighting narcotrafficking, Washington’s legitimate security concerns grow amid threats and destabilizing actions that undermine regional peace and American sovereignty.

Elon Musk steps up to hold British officials accountable for allegedly ignoring child exploitation rings, spotlighting a scandal that threatens national sovereignty and justice.

The appointment of Heather Honey, whose flawed voter data was used to challenge the 2020 election results, signals troubling politicization of election integrity at the Department of Homeland Security under the Trump administration.

As violent crime threatens the safety of hardworking Americans in Chicago, President Trump’s push to deploy National Guard troops is a decisive step toward restoring order—despite local resistance rooted more in politics than progress.

Amidst global tensions over Ukraine, an Alaska Orthodox archbishop’s unapproved meeting with Vladimir Putin stirs controversy, exposing gaps in church accountability and respect for America’s national interests.

A whistleblower reveals that under the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency, sensitive Social Security data of over 300 million Americans was dangerously exposed—highlighting a reckless disregard for national security and individual privacy.

President Trump’s executive order challenges decades of Supreme Court precedent on flag burning, raising urgent questions about constitutional limits and real American values of respect, freedom, and national sovereignty.

A surge of hoax active shooter calls across U.S. colleges wastes critical law enforcement resources, spreads fear, and threatens campus safety—a reckless attack on American security that demands accountability.

While Peru and Colombia dispute ownership of Santa Rosa Island, roughly 3,000 residents live uninterrupted lives—highlighting the disconnect between diplomatic rhetoric and on-the-ground realities that threaten America’s strategic interests in South America.