National Security

Despite severe setbacks, including the assassination of its leader, Hezbollah is rebuilding its military and political power—a development that threatens not only Middle East stability but also U.S. security interests.

As world leaders speak at the UN, a pattern emerges: globalist institutions falter while America must confront rising chaos and threats to its sovereignty.

As Gaza’s healthcare system collapses amid Israeli military operations, the presence of Hamas militants in hospitals worsens civilian suffering and complicates U.S. interests in Middle East stability.

U.S. military plans to strike drug traffickers inside Venezuela threaten to deepen regional instability, spotlighting Washington’s failure to protect American sovereignty from foreign threats.

In a decisive move reinforcing America First principles, the Trump administration returns to the Supreme Court defending an executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants—challenging outdated interpretations that jeopardize national sovereignty and border security.

Donald Trump demands Microsoft fire Lisa Monaco, a former Biden-Obama official with ties to controversial investigations, warning of grave national security risks amid the tech giant’s lucrative government contracts.

As Colombia’s ruling coalition, the Pacto Histórico, narrows its presidential hopefuls to just three amid internal disputes and withdrawals, the nation faces increased political fragmentation—with consequences that ripple beyond its borders and challenge regional stability.

Documents expose Jeffrey Epstein’s scheduling of meetings with prominent conservative figures, fueling speculation but showing no proof of wrongdoing—highlighting the need for facts over conspiracies in protecting America’s principles.

As Venezuela denies any threat at the UN, evidence mounts that its regime fuels regional instability and narcotrafficking that endanger U.S. national security.

Washington political theater risks another government shutdown, but who truly bears responsibility? A critical look at failed leadership and what this means for American families.