National Security

The Trump administration’s drastic downsizing of a FEMA reform report signals a push to offload disaster preparedness onto states, undermining national security and risking America’s readiness for increasing climate crises.

Larry Summers, once a titan of Washington and economics, now faces scrutiny not only for his troubling ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein but also for championing financial deregulation that jeopardized American prosperity.

Panama resists Beijing’s heavy-handed interference after lawmakers plan a trip to Taiwan, highlighting the ongoing geopolitical struggle impacting American interests and regional stability.

Reports reveal Trump’s secret plan to grant Russia control over Donbas in exchange for security guarantees — but at what cost to Ukraine and America’s sovereignty?

As Democrats divert attention with a Messi video on TikTok, President Trump leverages his meeting with Cristiano Ronaldo and Saudi leaders to boost America’s economic and diplomatic standing ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

China’s unwavering backing of Venezuela’s regime amid U.S. military presence in the Caribbean raises troubling questions about foreign influence undermining American national security and regional stability.

Colombia’s official complaint at the OAS against U.S. narcotics operations reveals political tensions and challenges in combating transnational crime—not outright illegal aggression.

President Trump signals his intent to nominate Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent as Federal Reserve Chair, aiming to pivot away from the status quo and restore economic liberty through decisive rate cuts and Fed reforms.

Five individuals have pleaded guilty to terrorism-related charges after supporting an antifa cell that attacked a Texas immigration detention center, wounding a police officer. This landmark prosecution represents the first federal action targeting antifa under President Trump’s domestic terrorism designation.

In a bold attempt to counter unfounded U.S. drug trafficking claims, Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro has publicly released his bank records — but the move raises questions about political optics and spending priorities amid looming elections.