National Security

As U.S. military exercises resume off Trinidad and Tobago, Nicolás Maduro escalates his rhetoric and street mobilizations—yet behind the bluster, Venezuela faces increasing isolation and threats that Washington’s presence only highlights.

Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado boldly urges regime officials to abandon Nicolás Maduro’s oppressive rule and stand with the people in their quest for freedom — a pivotal moment with deep implications for American interests.

The Trump administration intensifies immigration enforcement in sanctuary jurisdictions, deploying Border Patrol agents to Charlotte, NC, to protect American communities from unchecked illegal immigration and criminal elements.

A wooden migrant boat capsized off San Diego, killing four and highlighting the dangerous consequences of porous maritime borders and ineffective enforcement policies.

Adriana Kugler’s stock transactions during Federal Reserve blackout periods reveal troubling lapses in adherence to ethics rules, highlighting ongoing risks to America’s financial sovereignty and trust in the Fed.

Suspected Haitian gang members opened fire on U.S. Marines protecting the embassy, exposing the chaotic security crisis fueled by political vacuum and ineffective international responses.

President Gustavo Petro admits to ordering a strike against FARC dissidents that killed 7 minors, defending his decision as necessary to protect soldiers, exposing the brutal realities of Colombia’s guerrilla conflict and the challenges of leadership amid war.

Chile faces a critical crossroads as the successor to leftist President Gabriel Boric emerges amid a fractured right-wing surge, exposing deep political instability with clear lessons for America’s own fight against radicalism and ineffective governance.

As Ecuador faces its deadliest violence wave, President Noboa’s referendum poses a stark choice: preserve national sovereignty or permit foreign military footholds under the guise of security reforms.

President Trump’s decision to honor Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the White House signals a troubling tolerance of abuses, raising questions about America’s moral compass and strategic priorities.