National Security

This week exposed the deep fractures in U.S. leadership—failed diplomacy with Russia, dangerous overreach in DC policing, and ignored warnings from global crises that affect American security.

Despite the friendly optics between President Trump and Vladimir Putin at the Alaska summit, no meaningful agreements emerged—highlighting a troubling pattern of empty diplomacy that risks America’s national security and sovereignty.

After Trump’s summit with Putin ended without peace for Ukraine, Zelenskyy plans a follow-up in Washington — but what does this mean for America’s national security and sovereignty?

President Trump’s assertive federal takeover attempt of Washington, D.C.’s police highlights the entrenched dysfunction in Democrat-run cities and underscores the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize law enforcement, public safety, and sovereignty.

Long before snowbirds flocked south, Thomas Edison and Henry Ford transformed Fort Myers from a forgotten outpost into a beacon of American innovation—a legacy Washington risks losing by ignoring local prosperity and national sovereignty.

As Israeli officials champion what they call ‘voluntary’ Palestinian migration from Gaza, the reality suggests a government-sanctioned expulsion under the guise of humanitarianism—raising urgent questions about legality and America’s role in supporting such measures.

As floods ravage Pakistan claiming over 500 lives, the global climate crisis underscores risks that echo at America’s borders and economic stability.

An American tourist attending a Bad Bunny concert was senselessly murdered in Puerto Rico, exposing glaring enforcement failures that threaten both visitors and national security.

A federal judge rejected the Trump administration’s bid to end a decades-old court settlement protecting immigrant children in custody, raising urgent questions about border security and the limits imposed on U.S. immigration enforcement.

The UN reveals nearly 5,000 injured while trying to access food in Gaza, spotlighting troubling delays and bottlenecks in humanitarian aid delivery linked to Israeli coordination—and raising pressing questions about the true cost of ongoing conflict.