National Security

James Comey, former FBI director who targeted President Trump’s 2016 campaign, faces federal charges of false statements and obstruction—signaling a crucial reckoning for government overreach.

A federal judge in Arizona has temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s effort to deport unaccompanied Guatemalan and Honduran children, exposing critical flaws in government coordination and raising questions about immigration enforcement priorities that directly impact American sovereignty and border security.

As India hosts the Women’s Cricket World Cup for the fourth time, top-ranked Australia looms as a formidable defender. Can India leverage its home advantage and evolving women’s cricket infrastructure to secure a long-overdue win? Or will political tensions and globalist interference continue overshadowing this proud national moment?

China’s probe into Mexico’s tariffs on Asian imports exposes a deeper protectionist spiral that undermines America’s economic sovereignty and global trade stability.

Indonesia’s prolonged measles outbreak exposes vaccine hesitancy fueled by religious concerns, underscoring vulnerabilities that resonate with America’s own public health and sovereignty challenges.

Despite high-profile UN talks, the brutal war in Sudan rages on, fueled by foreign meddling and failed diplomacy, threatening regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

Russia’s brazen incursions into NATO airspace reveal Kremlin’s dangerous gambit to test alliance resolve and distract from Ukraine — but will Washington stand firm for American security and allies?

Ecuador demands the UN recognize transnational organized crime as a global threat—highlighting a dangerous security gap that undermines sovereign nations and calls into question ineffective multilateral institutions.

Two Colombian military officers face serious investigations for allowing a civilian infiltrator access to President Petro’s security, exposing alarming breaches that threaten regional stability and highlight risks to American interests.

At the UN, Mexico condemns ‘criminalization’ of migrants and economic sanctions, yet glosses over the uncontrolled migration pressures threatening American sovereignty and security.