National Security

As President Trump threatens federal intervention in Portland to curb protests, the city’s own data tells a different story — crime is down and local leaders say outside troops are unnecessary.

Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro receives a lengthy prison sentence amid growing instability across Latin America, spotlighting the region’s ongoing struggle between sovereignty and globalist pressures.

As Nicolás Maduro rallies his followers to prepare for armed conflict against the US, Washington must confront a regime pushing Venezuela toward chaos and threatening hemispheric security.

The recent U.S. military attack on a Venezuelan boat, reportedly after it turned back to shore, exposes alarming questions about executive overreach and the misuse of armed forces for law enforcement.

Jordanian UNICEF official Lana Shukri Kataw was released after days in Houthi captivity, underscoring the growing threat posed by Iran-backed militias destabilizing Yemen and the broader Middle East.

In a landmark ruling, Brazil’s Supreme Court declares former President Jair Bolsonaro and key military figures guilty of orchestrating a coup against the democratic election of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, exposing grave threats to national sovereignty and stability.

Brazil’s political elite continues a disturbing legacy with former President Jair Bolsonaro sentenced to over 27 years for attempting to undermine democracy, joining two other ex-presidents already convicted for corruption and abuse of power.

Jair Bolsonaro’s 27-year prison sentence for undermining democracy marks a stark reminder of endemic corruption and lawlessness among Latin America’s former leaders, raising urgent questions about regional stability and the protection of democratic values vital to American interests.

Israel’s recent strike in Doha against Hamas leaders highlights a glaring hypocrisy: international condemnation of Israel’s pursuit of terrorists on foreign soil, while ignoring nations that harbor those terrorists. America must reassess its alliances and support for national sovereignty in fighting global terror.

Two men wrongly detained and publicly named after the Charlie Kirk shooting now face harassment—highlighting serious failures in law enforcement’s information handling and respect for due process.