National Security

Record monsoon rains have plunged Mumbai into chaos, revealing the consequences of chronic infrastructure neglect that imperils millions and echoes warnings for America’s own urban vulnerabilities.

As Israel ramps up its military efforts with 50,000 additional reservists, the nation faces mounting international condemnation even as it seeks to secure its borders and protect its citizens from ongoing Hamas terror.

The brutal massacre in Sudan’s Kordofan region highlights the catastrophic consequences of international neglect and globalist paralysis, creating instability that threatens U.S. security interests and underscores the urgent need for America First policies.

In a controversial move, the White House opens an official TikTok account amid ongoing legal battles and national security concerns surrounding the Chinese-owned app—raising questions about priorities in protecting America’s sovereignty.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro warns that U.S. military action against Venezuela could ignite a Syrian-style conflict, dragging Colombia into chaos and undermining regional stability—raising urgent questions about America’s strategic resolve and commitment to national security.

Trump claims potential peace talks between Putin and Zelenski offer hope, but history and context tell a more cautious story about America’s true role and interests.

Asian shares fell sharply, led by technology giants like Nvidia and TSMC, exposing risks from inflated AI hype and escalating trade tensions that threaten America’s economic sovereignty.

Cape Verde hurricanes, forming off Africa’s coast, are the most powerful storms threatening America—yet Washington remains underprepared for their annual return. How long will this threat be overlooked?

As millions gather in Lahore for vibrant Sufi celebrations, what does this reveal about political priorities and social challenges in Pakistan—and why America should pay attention?

The approval of a new infant malaria drug in Uganda reveals critical gaps in global health policies and exposes the consequences of declining U.S. foreign aid—raising the question, how long will Washington tolerate this?