National Security

As Pope Leo XIV urges compassion for war refugees in Lebanon, the deeper realities of economic collapse and mass migration pose serious challenges that demand America First vigilance.

A shadowy neo-Nazi paramilitary group, The Base, is orchestrating terror across continents to ignite chaos and impose white supremacist rule—posing a dire threat to Western sovereignty and security.

French President Macron insists Ukraine alone should decide its territorial fate, yet Western diplomacy falters amid continued Russian aggression and stalled peace talks.

With six months to go, left-wing Senator Iván Cepeda dominates Colombia’s presidential polls, highlighting a divided opposition and raising concerns about the country’s direction under a coalition aligned with President Gustavo Petro.

Cuba admits 33 deaths from chikungunya and dengue, with over half minors, revealing a healthcare system strained by economic collapse and government inaction.

President Trump’s upcoming White House meeting on Venezuela comes at a pivotal moment, as expanded U.S. military operations in the Caribbean draw congressional scrutiny over legality and strategic intent.

While Kyrgyzstan boasts rapid economic growth and stable elections, a closer look reveals a disturbing crackdown on opposition and media—warning signs for American interests in Central Asia.

Guinea-Bissau’s recent military takeover appears less a genuine seizure of power and more a calculated move to maintain the incumbent’s grip, exposing endemic corruption and weak institutions that threaten regional stability and undermine America’s fight against global drug trafficking.

As armed gangs seize half of Haiti’s Artibonite region, the government’s failure to act exposes dangerous security gaps that endanger both Haitian citizens and U.S. national interests.

As official systems falter under economic strain and political uncertainty, Americans increasingly turn to mutual aid networks—neighbors helping neighbors—to fill the gaps left by government retreat. But can these grassroots efforts replace true national solutions?