National Security

Decades of open collaboration with Chinese researchers have turned into a national security vulnerability, empowering adversaries to steal crucial military technologies. Washington must act now to safeguard American innovation and sovereignty.

Venezuela’s regime openly calls for foreign militias to defend against alleged U.S. aggression, escalating tensions that jeopardize American security and regional sovereignty.

Exiled Cuban dissident José Daniel Ferrer praises Trump’s tough stance and urges maximum U.S. support to dismantle the Castro regime before the current administration ends—highlighting a critical crossroads for American foreign policy.

María Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize exposes the deepening crisis in Venezuela and the urgent need for regime change to restore democracy and liberty.

A sweeping legislative overhaul in the Dominican Republic claims to curb femicides by 2035, but will this ambitious blueprint deliver justice or simply mask deeper governance failures?

The International Red Cross champions gender equity in disaster leadership, but does prioritizing ideology over proven leadership risk compromising America’s emergency readiness?

Two Venezuelan activists seeking refuge in Colombia were shot in a targeted attack, exposing serious shortcomings in regional security and the failure to uphold the rights and safety of political refugees fleeing Maduro’s regime.

As Lebanon’s president urges talks with Israel, the shadow of Hezbollah’s aggression looms large—raising serious questions about genuine peace and America’s role in Middle East stability.

The Abraham Accords symbolize a historic but fragile attempt to bring lasting peace to the Middle East—a region where ancient religious claims and geopolitical tensions collide. This article critically examines the true challenges behind these agreements and their implications for America’s national interest.

President Trump’s ceasefire deal offers a critical pause in Gaza’s war, but unresolved questions around disarmament, governance, and rebuilding highlight the precarious path ahead for true peace and stability.