National Security

Marco Rubio’s visit to Ecuador underscores America’s commitment to national sovereignty and security by strengthening cooperation against criminal cartels threatening regional stability.

Guyana’s ruling PPP/C claims sweeping lead, but opposition challenges and opaque vote recounts underscore ongoing political tensions that echo the risks of foreign influence and weak electoral oversight.

In a troubling display of global power realignment, Nicolás Maduro crowns China the world’s leading military and economic giant, signaling deeper ties that threaten America’s strategic interests and national sovereignty.

As the Biden administration escalates military presence near Venezuela, Maduro’s regime responds with mass militia training, risking greater instability in a region critical to American security interests.

As the D.C. National Guard’s orders are extended through December, questions arise about the unchecked federal presence in the capital and its implications for national sovereignty and taxpayer accountability.

Federal authorities have repurposed Louisiana’s infamous Angola prison to hold ICE detainees, aiming to send a stark message to illegal immigrants: self-deport or face harsh consequences. This move reflects the Trump administration’s America First approach to border security and immigration enforcement.

The US and Panama seek to scale up a faltering UN mission in Haiti with a powerful new force authorized to detain gang members, but questions remain about funding, troop contributions, and the real impact on American security.

Today’s leading images tell more than stories—they expose geopolitical tensions, humanitarian crises, and the global instability that threaten America’s national security and economic prosperity.

While Nicolás Maduro boasts of ‘unbreakable faith’ against U.S. pressure, Venezuela’s role as a hub for drug trafficking and regional instability poses direct challenges to American security and sovereignty.

Facing historic Democrat obstruction of President Trump’s nominees, Senate Republicans prepare to change rules to confirm multiple executive branch appointments quickly, defending America’s need for effective governance.