National Security

As climate activists pedal thousands of miles to the UN COP30 summit avoiding planes to preach green transport, their journey exposes the disconnect between globalist climate fantasies and America’s real-world energy needs and sovereignty.

As Vladimir Putin visits Tajikistan and meets with ex-Soviet leaders, the visit highlights the limits of international justice and the ongoing threat of Russia’s regional dominance to American strategic interests.

South African activists detained by Israel during a Gaza-bound flotilla allege mistreatment tied to their nation’s controversial genocide claim against Israel—raising serious questions about politicized activism undermining Israel’s security.

Despite a historic meeting between Putin and Trump that sparked hope for peace in Ukraine, Russia now acknowledges that progress has stalled due to destructive interference by European politicians, raising questions about Western commitment to stability.

The World Health Organization exposes Sudan’s shattered healthcare amid brutal conflict, risking global instability that impacts America’s security and humanitarian commitments.

The upcoming CELAC-EU summit in Colombia prioritizes a ‘Triple Transition’ agenda that risks entangling Latin America and Europe in costly dependencies and digital vulnerabilities—while overlooking America’s strategic interests and border security concerns.

The lawsuit challenging President Trump’s National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C. highlights a stark partisan divide and raises critical questions about federal overreach, national sovereignty, and the constitutional limits of presidential power.

El Paso Bishop Mark Seitz confronts Pope Leo XIV with urgent testimonies from migrants terrorized by aggressive U.S. immigration enforcement, revealing a crackdown that threatens American values and community stability.

India’s massive new $2.2 billion airport, built by the controversial Adani Group, exemplifies a global infrastructure race that challenges American economic leadership and raises questions about national security and sovereignty.

As Greenland invites the European Union to invest in its vast resources and infrastructure, this move raises critical questions about America’s Arctic strategy and national sovereignty.