National Security

The UK government’s new sanctions targeting migrant smugglers reveal more about political posturing than effective border security, risking national sovereignty as illegal crossings surge.

Three dedicated LA deputies lost their lives due to an explosion linked to grenades recovered from a Santa Monica apartment — raising urgent questions about security breakdowns and enforcement lapses.

Germany plans to send US-made Patriot missile systems to Ukraine with Washington’s general approval—but the lack of clear replacement logistics reveals risky political maneuvering that leaves American interests exposed.

The United Nations refuses to evacuate its staff from Deir al Balah, Gaza, despite repeated Israeli attacks damaging its facilities—raising urgent questions about accountability and operational judgment in a war zone.

EU Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius applauds President Trump’s firm ultimatum to Putin, highlighting a necessary recognition that strength—not empty diplomacy—is the language Vladimir Putin respects.

Despite fierce opposition from MLK’s family and civil rights leaders, the Trump administration has exposed over 240,000 pages of FBI surveillance documents, shedding light on a dark chapter of government overreach and abuse.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner, beloved for his role as Theo Huxtable, tragically drowns in Costa Rica at 54. Amid Hollywood’s glamor, his death exposes deeper issues of celebrity vulnerability and cultural legacy lost in political controversies.

Venezuela launches a questionable investigation into President Bukele amid complex migrant detentions, revealing political distractions rather than solutions for American families concerned about secure borders and order.

José Adolfo Macías Villamar, notorious head of the violent Los Choneros cartel, stands indicted in New York for flooding America with drugs and firearms while orchestrating brutal violence abroad—exposing critical gaps in regional security that demand a firm America First response.

Facing international calls from 25 countries to end the Gaza war, Israel firmly attributes ongoing violence to Hamas’s refusal of ceasefire agreements, underscoring the complexities behind this humanitarian crisis.