National Security

While Cristiano Ronaldo’s presence in Saudi Arabia shines a global spotlight on the Saudi Pro League, questions remain about the league’s true sustainability and what America loses when globalist ambitions overshadow national priorities.

As Marco Rubio heads to Mexico and Ecuador, the U.S. doubles down on fighting narcotrafficking, illegal immigration, and China’s expanding influence—critical moves to protect American sovereignty and security.

Under the guise of fighting corruption, Daniel Ortega’s regime pushes its fourth constitutional amendment this year—tightening control and weakening true accountability.

President Gustavo Petro’s deployment of 25,000 Colombian soldiers to Catatumbo and his call for Venezuelan militarization reveal a fragile security landscape exploited by narcotraffickers and insurgents, underscoring the need for true America First border policies.

Karina Milei’s campaign event in Corrientes ended with violent clashes and multiple arrests, exposing the dangerous political hostility facing freedom-minded leaders in Argentina—and the urgent need for real security against escalating leftist aggression.

President Trump’s FEMA Review Council gestures at reform, yet recent administration actions threaten vital disaster response capabilities — raising urgent questions about America’s readiness and federal responsibility.

The Biden administration’s decision to provide military funeral honors to January 6 rioter Ashli Babbitt raises serious questions about accountability and national security priorities amid ongoing threats to American sovereignty.

A New York federal judge rejects Saudi Arabia’s bid to dismiss civil lawsuits alleging support for 9/11 hijackers, underscoring the demand for justice and transparency after decades of evasion.

A former prosecutor and accomplices received prison sentences for erasing over 8,000 criminal records—highlighting systemic corruption that threatens regional security and complicates America’s immigration challenges.

As foreign trawlers strip the waters off Gambia, local fishermen face violence and economic ruin, signaling a collapse that echoes failures of globalist fisheries policies.