National Security

Trump promised swift peace in Ukraine but faced a complex reality of leaders and war; his evolving rhetoric reveals the missed opportunities and flawed strategies that keep America entangled in foreign conflict.

As President Trump seeks a ceasefire with Russia in Alaska, Ukraine’s allies led by France, the UK, and Germany demand harsher sanctions if Vladimir Putin refuses to halt aggression—highlighting the urgent need for America-first leadership in global security.

Ex-president Evo Morales urges Bolivians to cast null votes, claiming no candidate represents the people—a move that risks electoral legitimacy and fuels political instability detrimental to American interests.

Brazil’s Supreme Court demands extradition of 61 fugitives linked to the January 8th coup attempt, exposing global risks from political radicalism and challenging American interests in hemispheric stability.

The U.S. State Department imposes visa bans on select African and Grenadian officials supporting Cuba’s exploitative medical missions, exposing a corrupt network that undermines freedom and exploits vulnerable doctors.

President Trump nominates two Mississippi Supreme Court justices to federal courts, reinforcing a judiciary committed to constitutional principles and the rule of law amid growing concerns over federal overreach.

Brazil’s response to punitive U.S. tariffs reveals the pitfalls of globalist challenges to national sovereignty amid escalating geopolitical tensions.

A new study warns that rising sea levels could inundate Easter Island’s iconic moai statues by 2080, a stark reminder of the real consequences of unchecked global policies—and why America must prioritize sovereignty and environmental resilience over costly international pacts.

The White House’s unprecedented federal takeover of Washington, D.C.’s police forces raises critical questions about government overreach under the guise of public safety—while ignoring local successes and constitutional limits.

The assassination of Colombian presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay reignites fears of political violence reminiscent of the drug war era, underscoring a crisis that threatens regional stability and America’s strategic interests.