National Security

Peruvian authorities quickly delivered an alleged accomplice of a horrific triple feminicide in Buenos Aires back to Argentina, demonstrating effective law enforcement cooperation that safeguards regional—and American—security interests.

Sean Combs, aka Diddy, will be sentenced without facing life imprisonment after being acquitted of the most serious charges, but questions remain about accountability for his confirmed offenses.

Human Rights Watch criticizes President Trump’s calls for domestic military deployment, highlighting legal violations and potential civil rights abuses amid growing internal unrest.

As the world mourns Jane Goodall’s passing, it’s time to question whether her legacy truly serves American interests or merely promotes globalist agendas that sideline national sovereignty and economic freedom.

Scientific consensus warns that without transforming global food systems, climate disaster is inevitable — a threat that directly undermines American sovereignty, economic strength, and public health.

As bureaucrats in Washington fail to keep national parks fully open, local nonprofits and states are forced to pick up the slack—raising a critical question: Why must American heritage depend on private charity when freedom is at stake?

President Trump has officially recognized a formal armed conflict with drug cartels, empowering the U.S. to use extraordinary wartime measures against these criminal organizations threatening national security.

The United Nations claims it seeks to protect humanitarian workers aboard the Gaza-bound flotilla, yet its unwillingness to condemn Israel’s mass detentions reveals a troubling passivity—jeopardizing principles of sovereignty and lawful defense that matter to America.

While Venezuela cries ‘military harassment’ over legitimate U.S. operations, Washington’s posture in the Caribbean is a necessary defense against Maduro’s drug cartel and destabilizing ambitions.

Mass protests erupt across Europe condemning Israel’s interception of a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, revealing a deep divide over security, sovereignty, and humanitarian concerns with direct implications for U.S. foreign policy and national security.