National Security

Texas’ congressional delegation is pressing the Trump administration to hold Mexico accountable for failing to deliver billions of gallons of water under a decades-old treaty, proposing trade negotiations and sanctions to protect American farmers and national interests.

An 8-year-old girl lost her life in a brazen bombing at a Guyanese gas station—part of a troubling series of terror attacks this year, underscoring regional security failures that threaten American interests.

As the U.S. expands military presence in the Caribbean, Venezuela moves to scrap critical energy cooperation with Trinidad and Tobago, escalating regional tensions with direct implications for American security interests.

A fresh 6.1 magnitude earthquake rattled western Turkey, damaging buildings once again in a region still recovering from last year’s deadly tremors. What does this mean for global disaster response and American interests?

Javier Milei’s party scored a decisive legislative win in Argentina, pushing radical economic reforms amid low voter turnout and political upheaval—signaling shifts with direct implications for American influence and regional stability.

Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López warns that Maduro’s attempt to revoke his citizenship is not isolated—it’s part of a systemic assault on millions, threatening national identity and freedom.

President Trump’s no-nonsense approach in his return to power signals a renewed America First agenda—fighting narcoterrorism decisively, securing borders, and defending national sovereignty against both foreign threats and internal chaos.

Massive protests erupt in Sahrawi refugee camps against a US-drafted UN resolution favoring Moroccan autonomy over Western Sahara, threatening the long-standing principle of self-determination and raising questions about America’s role in undermining decolonization.

Cuba’s civil defense escalates to ‘alarm’ as Hurricane Melissa approaches, exposing vulnerabilities with direct consequences for U.S. national security and border stability.

The Department of Homeland Security’s new biometric tracking rule marks a sweeping expansion of government surveillance on foreign visitors, raising critical concerns about privacy, legal oversight, and America’s approach to border security.