National Security

The UK government’s plan to recognize the State of Palestine unless Israel meets demanding conditions dangerously rewards Hamas and destabilizes a fragile region critical to U.S. interests.

Venezuelan exiles urge President Trump to capture Nicolás Maduro and over 400 corrupt officials linked to the Cartel of the Suns, designated a terrorist network by the U.S., demanding stronger actions to protect American interests and regional stability.

In Serbia’s Novi Pazar, police violently expelled students protesting government corruption—highlighting Balkan instability and authoritarian trends that threaten regional and American interests.

A tragic midair collision killing 67 people over the nation’s capital lays bare systemic air traffic control failures and military flight hazards, demanding urgent reforms to protect American lives.

Trinidad and Tobago extends state of emergency amid evidence that corrupt prison officials and outside operatives are enabling violent criminal plots, revealing a crisis that underscores the dangers of compromised sovereignty.

As Prime Minister Starmer pressures Israel with a recognition ultimatum for Palestine, this move threatens to destabilize the region further, weaken an essential U.S. ally, and embolden hostile actors undermining peace.

As the Gaza death toll surpasses 60,000 amid famine warnings, international aid efforts falter under political gridlock, exposing the costly consequences of ignoring America First principles.

With a Republican Congress in control, early government shutdown warnings reveal political brinkmanship that risks economic stability and national security—when Americans deserve solutions.

A tragic shooting at the NFL’s Manhattan office that killed four, including a heroic NYPD officer, highlights serious failures in building security and mental health vigilance—issues Washington must confront to protect American institutions.

As President Trump embraces religion openly to rally voters, Canada’s secular political culture starkly contrasts, revealing how faith shapes governance and national identity differently—raising questions about the role of religion in preserving American sovereignty and freedoms.