National Security

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s abrupt firing of National Police Chief Nicolas Torre raises questions about sovereignty, rule of law, and the influence of globalist judicial bodies like the ICC.

As Tropical Storm Kajiki batters Vietnam and Southeast Asia with flooding and destruction, urgent questions arise about regional readiness and the broader implications for American national security and economic stability.

Australia reveals Iran orchestrated antisemitic terror attacks on its soil, expelling Tehran’s ambassador and labeling the Revolutionary Guard a terrorist group—raising urgent alarm for American national security.

As President Trump challenges the Smithsonian’s narrative, foreign critics like Chile’s Gabriel Boric seize the moment to undermine U.S. sovereignty—yet the real struggle is over who controls America’s history and future.

President Trump’s suggestion to rename the Department of Defense as the Department of War highlights a crucial debate about America’s military posture—raising questions about whether current leadership is adequately prioritizing national security.

Brazilian authorities launch probe into purported coordinated disinformation aimed at destabilizing the financial system, spotlighting Eduardo Bolsonaro’s incendiary claims amid political witch hunts.

Nicolás Maduro threatens anyone who ‘touches’ Venezuela while increasing militarization amid rising U.S. pressure to combat drug trafficking—posing a test to regional security and America’s sovereignty.

With the arrest of Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada, Sinaloa erupts in deadly cartel violence, exposing Washington’s failure to protect American interests from the fallout of unchecked drug empires.

As Brazil steps in to prop up its farmers hit by 50% U.S. tariffs, the consequences of reckless trade policies under President Trump put American economic leadership and global partnerships at risk.

Former President Trump reiterates his readiness to engage North Korea’s Kim Jong-un directly, exposing the current administration’s failures that allowed Pyongyang to accelerate its military buildup and deepen ties with adversaries.