National Security

On World Elephant Day, we confront not just the majesty but the critical endangerment of Earth’s largest land mammals, spotlighting a global failure that threatens biodiversity and American interests alike.

The Philippine military exposes China’s aggressive and reckless naval actions near Scarborough Shoal, risking escalation in the disputed South China Sea and challenging America’s strategic interests in Asia.

Israel’s recent airstrike exposed militants in Gaza masquerading as humanitarian aid workers, highlighting the deadly risks posed by terrorist tactics exploiting trusted organizations amid ongoing conflict.

As Washington teams with Jordan and Assad’s regime to rebuild Syria after deadly clashes, questions arise about the true cost to U.S. security and sovereignty.

In Colombia’s drug-fueled conflict zones, Indigenous Guardians put their lives on the line to rescue children forced into guerrilla ranks. Meanwhile, the Colombian government’s failure to act invites chaos that threatens regional stability—and America’s southern border security.

Amid global criticism of Israel, Argentina’s President Javier Milei spearheads a $1 million initiative to forge stronger ties between Israel and key Latin American nations—challenging regional trends and Washington’s diplomatic status quo.

Ukrainian President Zelenski lauds European solidarity but highlights Russia’s ongoing aggression, underscoring the need for unwavering America First leadership ahead of the critical Trump-Putin meeting.

With Russian forces pushing deeper into eastern Ukraine just days before a high-stakes Putin-Trump meeting, Washington faces critical decisions on confronting aggression that threatens global and American security.

Political assassinations in Colombia reveal a dark pattern that not only destabilizes the nation but threatens regional security and challenges America’s interests in sovereignty and democratic stability.

As Honduras approaches its November elections amid fraud accusations and institutional dysfunction, the country’s democratic stability hangs in the balance—posing risks that extend beyond its borders to American interests.