National Security

Thousands in Puerto Rico remain without water after a main pipeline is damaged, spotlighting chronic infrastructure neglect and opaque governance that threaten public welfare.

After nearly 20 years under the socialist Movement Toward Socialism (MAS) party, Bolivia stands at a critical juncture. Samuel Doria Medina, a seasoned businessman and right-wing candidate, emerges as a serious contender promising economic reforms and closer ties with the U.S., challenging entrenched leftist power.

As Canada pledges to recognize a Palestinian state despite Hamas’ ongoing terrorism, this symbolic gesture threatens America’s national security by empowering destabilizing forces and weakening Israel’s legitimate self-defense.

Despite decades of warnings and a devastating tsunami in 1964, Crescent City remains dangerously exposed to tsunami threats, highlighting failures in national disaster readiness and coastal management.

Federal prosecutors charge former NBA star Gilbert Arenas alongside others for running high-stakes illegal poker games at his Encino mansion, exposing risks linked to organized crime and undermining the rule of law.

From vaccine chiefs to national security aides, right-wing provocateur Laura Loomer’s public crusade against disloyal officials reveals deep fractures in Trump’s team—raising questions about who truly guards America’s sovereignty.

The brutal murder of a married couple in Arkansas’ Devil’s Den State Park highlights troubling failures in public safety and law enforcement transparency—raising urgent questions about the protection of American families on our own soil.

As ICE gears up for a massive deportation surge funded by a historic budget increase, its aggressive recruitment campaign raises serious questions about training standards and oversight—an urgent issue for America’s security and sovereignty.

As Republicans intensify scrutiny over President Biden’s cognitive capacity, senior aides push back fiercely, labeling probes as baseless while some witnesses invoke the Fifth Amendment — raising serious questions about transparency in Washington.

Malta’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state alongside France and Britain signals increased global pressure but risks destabilizing America’s efforts to secure lasting peace and protect its ally Israel.