National Security

The Biden administration imposes hefty deposits for tourist visa applicants from high-risk countries, aiming to curb visa overstays — but at what cost to American liberty and fairness?

President Trump spotlights the troubling reality of China and India’s continued purchases of discounted Russian oil, directly funding Kremlin aggression against Ukraine and undermining global efforts to uphold American-led sanctions.

María José Pizarro’s presidential run, backed by former Spanish leaders tied to globalist agendas, threatens Colombia’s stability and America’s security interests in the hemisphere.

Floods in Nepal devastate critical infrastructure, revealing globalist failures to protect vulnerable regions and underscoring the urgent need for smart, sovereign rebuilding that prioritizes real risk over outdated models.

As world powers haggle over plastic pollution rules in Geneva, the real question remains: will America prioritize its sovereignty and economic strength or bow to global pressures that threaten both?

Decades after Hiroshima, atomic bomb survivors confront rising global nuclear threats and the dangerous acceptance by world leaders—challenging America to uphold its commitment to national security and global peace.

The U.S. government announces a controversial deposit requirement of up to $15,000 for certain tourist visa applicants—aimed at curbing rampant overstays that threaten national sovereignty and border security.

As Maduro’s government insists on a ‘new opposition,’ evidence shows continued erosion of democratic processes and suppression of genuine dissent in Venezuela.

A harrowing video reveals Israeli hostage Evyatar David digging his own grave under Hamas captivity, highlighting the brutal treatment and starvation tactics that demand immediate international intervention and a united front to end these atrocities.

The closure of the US embassy in Haiti highlights a deteriorating security crisis driven by armed gangs—an alarming failure of global intervention that threatens regional stability and American interests.