National Security

After Peru severed ties with Mexico over political asylum granted to a figure linked to a failed coup, Brazil now handles Mexico’s diplomatic interests—a revealing episode of regional political instability affecting America’s strategic hemisphere.

Over twenty states face severe winter conditions, with power outages and travel chaos threatening American families and vital infrastructure at a critical moment.

As immigrant families protest harsh conditions at a Texas detention center housing a 5-year-old boy and father recently detained, deeper questions arise about America’s immigration enforcement priorities and national sovereignty under current policies.

In Abu Dhabi, Russia and Ukraine negotiators appeared ‘almost friendly’ under US mediation, but the true test is whether this translates into real peace that protects American interests and national security.

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni publicly rebukes President Trump’s downplaying of NATO contributions in Afghanistan, demanding respect among allies while raising critical questions about the alliance’s future under America First priorities.

Leftist senator Iván Cepeda tops polls ahead of Colombia’s presidential election, raising critical questions about national sovereignty and regional security in the Americas.

President Trump discloses a novel Pentagon weapon that neutralized Venezuelan military defenses during Maduro’s capture, underscoring America’s technological edge against hostile regimes.

President Trump refuses to attend the Super Bowl halftime show, condemning the choice of artists who openly oppose America’s values on immigration and unity.

Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a dedicated ICU nurse and U.S. citizen, was fatally shot by ICE agents in Minneapolis during aggressive immigration raids ordered by the Trump administration, highlighting dangerous overreach and chaos in border enforcement policies.

Canada faces record brutal cold with wind chills down to -55°C, crippling transport and power systems—exposing vulnerabilities the U.S. must address to protect its own citizens.