National Security

The recent six-week government shutdown inflicted severe economic harm, exacerbating inflation pressures, disrupting vital data flows, and draining federal workers’ livelihoods—an avoidable crisis that highlights Washington’s failure to prioritize American prosperity.

Kimberly Guilfoyle, Trump’s appointee as U.S. ambassador to Greece, prioritizes strong cultural and spiritual ties with Greek leadership—showing America First diplomacy that counters globalist neglect.

A deadly viral hemorrhagic fever outbreak in southern Ethiopia exposes regional vulnerabilities that could destabilize East Africa, underscoring the urgent need for robust measures to protect American interests.

The brutal murder of Rev. Ernesto Baltazar Hernández Vilchis exposes the ongoing violence priests face in Mexico, highlighting the urgent need for stronger security policies to protect vulnerable communities and uphold law and order.

In a critical blow to transnational organized crime, the U.S. Treasury sanctions casino operators laundering cartel drug money, underscoring the need for relentless cross-border enforcement to protect American national security.

Senator Rubio’s public demand to halt foreign arms flows to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces threatens to destabilize fragile ceasefire talks, risking U.S. credibility and regional security interests.

India’s decisive security operation in Kashmir following a deadly terrorist attack highlights ongoing challenges in the region with direct implications for global and American security.

As Russian forces make one of their fastest advances in months, President Zelenski’s visit to the front underscores Kyiv’s growing vulnerabilities and urgent military needs—while Moscow intensifies attacks on Ukraine’s critical energy infrastructure.

Omayra Sánchez’s agonizing death during Colombia’s Armero tragedy is a stark reminder of the deadly consequences when governments fail to act. Four decades later, her story exposes systemic negligence that endangers communities worldwide—including America’s own border and disaster policies.

Two deadly suicide attacks in Pakistan, carried out by Afghan nationals with American-made weapons, underscore dangerous militant cross-border operations threatening regional stability and U.S. interests.