National Security

After the death of a U.S. citizen during federal immigration operations, President Trump abruptly softens his stance in Minnesota—exposing the administration’s reckless approach and raising urgent questions about accountability.

Iran’s regime has violently suppressed nationwide protests with over 6,100 dead, exposing a government prioritizing its grip on power over human rights and regional stability—while America positions itself decisively to protect national security.

As an ice storm cripples the South with freezing temperatures and widespread outages, this crisis highlights the urgent need to address failing infrastructure threatening American families’ safety and security.

USA Today Co.’s acquisition of Detroit’s two major newspapers signals troubling consolidation in local media, raising questions about journalistic independence and community representation.

Mexico bypasses legal extradition processes, sending cartel kingpins to the U.S. under pressure from Washington—raising serious questions about sovereignty, legality, and America’s border security.

The Trump administration’s aggressive strikes against alleged drug trafficking boats have claimed over 120 lives, raising urgent questions about legality, effectiveness, and the true impact on America’s drug crisis.

The USS Abraham Lincoln’s arrival in the Middle East underscores America’s commitment to regional security amid Iran’s escalating violence against its own people and destabilizing actions.

Despite record drug seizures on the Colombia-Ecuador border under President Petro, complex geopolitical and economic tensions reveal cracks in regional security efforts vital to America’s border integrity.

Colombia’s leading opposition party, Centro Democrático, faces a severe internal crisis as two prominent leaders resign over alleged irregularities in candidate selection, risking the party’s cohesion ahead of key elections.

As a brutal winter storm paralyzes two-thirds of the nation, claiming at least 15 lives and leaving nearly 800,000 homes dark, it’s clear that Washington’s neglect and failed policies threaten our national resilience and public safety.