National Security

The multinational mission meant to secure Haiti faces failure as armed gangs tighten their grip, exposing a dangerous void that threatens regional stability and demands urgent America First action.

In Argentina, a horrifying triple femicide reveals the deadly consequences of insufficient state control and rampant narcotrafficking—lessons Washington must heed to protect American communities.

Amid rising tensions, Nicolás Maduro’s decree of external emergency in Venezuela showcases how tyrants exploit alleged U.S. threats to justify expanding authoritarian control—while America must stand firm for hemispheric security and democracy.

Four dead in a targeted attack at a Michigan Mormon church reveal alarming security lapses and raise questions about law enforcement’s readiness to protect Americans from homegrown violence.

A migrant drowned after a chaotic chase by the Libyan coast guard off Libya’s coast, highlighting dangerous enforcement tactics and the failure of Italy’s immigration policies that endanger lives and compromise national sovereignty.

As the Taliban enforce a near-total internet shutdown to suppress dissent and enforce brutal morality rules, the world must recognize how this crackdown threatens not just Afghan freedom but also American security interests abroad.

Electronic Arts’ $52.5 billion go-private deal backed by Saudi and key U.S. investors raises critical questions about national sovereignty, corporate control, and the future of America’s gaming innovation.

Victor Wembanyama’s near-fatal deep vein thrombosis shines a harsh light on the NBA’s approach to player health—raising urgent questions about medical vigilance and long-term care in professional sports.

Chicago’s downtown surge of armed Border Patrol agents under the Trump administration has ignited fierce concerns about racially targeted stops and federal overreach, highlighting deep tensions around immigration enforcement in American cities.

Colombia escalates tensions with the U.S. as Foreign Minister Rosa Villavicencio renounces her visa in protest of President Petro’s visa cancellation—highlighting a troubling shift away from respect for national sovereignty and free diplomacy.