National Security

As the federal government shutdown drags on, a critical pause in SNAP benefits threatens to devastate low-income families and overwhelm food banks nationwide—highlighting Washington’s failure to protect America’s most vulnerable.

As over 1,800 arrests stir controversy and allegations of excessive force mount, senior Border Patrol official Greg Bovino faces tough court questioning over aggressive immigration crackdowns in Chicago neighborhoods.

As Washington and Beijing edge toward a limited agreement on rare earths and tariffs, the fundamental challenge remains: China’s economic tactics threaten America’s strategic independence and industrial future.

With the federal government shutdown entering its fourth week, millions face lost paychecks, halted food aid, and soaring healthcare premiums—yet Washington remains deadlocked in political posturing.

As South Korea hosts the APEC summit, President Lee Jae Myung faces immense pressure navigating between Washington and Beijing, while America’s national interests hang in the balance amid ongoing trade wars and regional tensions.

Hurricane Melissa, the strongest storm in Jamaica’s recorded history, devastates the island with catastrophic damage, exposing the failure of globalist institutions to protect vulnerable nations and indirectly threatening American security.

Federal immigration operations under the Trump administration have resulted in nearly 3,000 arrests in Chicago, prompting debate over law enforcement tactics, public safety, and national sovereignty.

With the longest federal shutdown in U.S. history dragging on, America’s air traffic control system teeters on collapse—political gridlock endangering national safety and economic stability.

Bolivia’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal proclaims centrist Rodrigo Paz Pereira as president-elect following a historic runoff, highlighting challenges that ripple beyond South America to impact American security and economic concerns.

Nicaragua plans to release 1,000 more prisoners this November, continuing a decade-long pattern that raises serious concerns about regional security and crime resurgence.