National Security

A 5.8 magnitude earthquake rattled central Colombia early Wednesday, revealing the ongoing risks of natural disasters in geopolitically critical regions near America’s southern neighbors, with no casualties reported so far.

The Kremlin dismisses Ukraine’s offer of an energy truce, citing a demand for elections that Russia sees as justification to delegitimize Kyiv’s current government—a move that risks prolonging conflict and undermining American interests.

María Corina Machado’s inability to attend the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony exposes the oppressive environment Venezuelan patriots endure, underscoring the urgent need for America First policies to defend freedom and national sovereignty.

The UN High Commissioner reveals thousands murdered and horrific war crimes during the capture of Al Fasher by paramilitary forces, highlighting the deadly consequences of unchecked foreign arms shipments fueling conflict.

UNICEF warns that more than 200 million children will require humanitarian aid in 2026, yet global funding cuts threaten critical programs—posing urgent questions for U.S. leadership and national security.

Federal courts have begun unveiling grand jury records from Jeffrey Epstein’s notorious sex trafficking case, a victory for justice and transparency achieved through the Epstein Files Transparency Act championed under President Trump’s administration.

Despite U.S. efforts and a high-profile peace agreement, Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have seized the strategic city of Uvira in eastern Congo, risking further regional destabilization that undermines American security and global leadership.

As Myanmar’s military pushes sham elections to legitimize its coup, brave citizens risk severe penalties to stage a silent strike, exposing the regime’s grip on power and warning America about unchecked authoritarianism.

Three Revolutionary Guard members were killed near Iran’s Pakistan border, exposing the ongoing instability in a region that impacts American security and global stability.

New analysis reveals aid shipments into Gaza under the U.S.-brokered ceasefire are significantly below agreed levels, spotlighting enforcement failures that jeopardize stability and America’s strategic interests in the region.