National Security

The U.S. Treasury has imposed sweeping financial sanctions on Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro and close associates, accusing them of enabling record-high cocaine production that threatens American communities—raising urgent questions about Washington’s strategy and the defense of American sovereignty.

A federal judge pauses the disqualification of Nevada’s acting U.S. attorney Sigal Chattah, allowing her to continue prosecuting cases during an ongoing DOJ appeal—exposing the political and legal battles over lawful appointments in American federal justice.

Decades after crackdowns, the Mafia resurfaces through sophisticated rigging of NBA-related betting and poker games, revealing how organized crime evolves but remains a persistent threat to American sovereignty and fairness.

The recent arrests of NBA stars and coaches in a vast gambling conspiracy highlight the dangers legalized betting poses to sports integrity and America’s national sovereignty.

A devastating boat fire off Cape Cod resulted in the death of Cynthia Sullivan, raising serious questions about marine safety standards and emergency preparedness that Congress must urgently address to protect American families.

A convicted sex offender and asylum-seeker was mistakenly freed from a British prison, igniting police manhunt and raising serious questions about the U.K.’s immigration controls and public safety.

A federal government shutdown has forced a judge in New Mexico to halt a critical death penalty case, exposing how Washington’s budget failures are directly undermining justice and constitutional rights.

The Trump administration’s sanctions on Colombia’s leftist president and family highlight a critical stand against drug trafficking—but are political conflicts undermining true national security?

As Houthi rebels intensify their campaign of detaining UN staff and raiding facilities in Yemen, the United Nations is forced to confront its operational vulnerabilities—raising urgent questions about globalist agencies’ failures to protect their personnel amid American national security interests.

Interpol’s Operation Madre Tierra VII dismantled illegal networks trafficking endangered species and timber across continents, exposing how environmental crimes fund transnational organized crime—posing direct threats to American security and economic sovereignty.