The Germany rearmament crisis deepened this week: 5,862 Germans applied for conscientious objector status in 2026, more than all of last year, while only 530 volunteered out of 300,000 registered. See the numbers and how Poland and the Baltics spend far more of their economies on defense, while Berlin still struggles to fill its ranks.
World Cup geopolitics dominated headlines before the first whistle. A Somali referee was denied entry and sent home. Iran's national team got visas, but staff did not. Iraqi players were detained and questioned at airports. Nearly one in five nations face U.S. travel restrictions. Trump puts national security ahead of soft power.
The Bolivian socialist crisis reveals the true face of radical left-wing politics in South America. Former president Evo Morales is using armed militias to block highways and starve cities to escape human trafficking charges. Meanwhile, unverified reports suggest Colombian guerrillas are entering the country to offer tactical support.
The CIA covert op in Mexico eliminated Sinaloa Cartel operative Francisco "El Payin" Beltran with a car bomb on March 28, 2026. When Mexico won't fight the cartels — and her own governor is indicted for cartel ties — America has both the right and the duty to act. This is what Peace Through Strength looks like.
Colombia's May 2026 presidential election is shaping up as a geopolitical earthquake for U.S. security. Trump-aligned Abelardo de la Espriella leads at 43%, but Marxist Senator Iván Cepeda is surging at 41%. A Cepeda win would cement Petro's narco-friendly policies and cost America its strongest ally in South America for good.
Open borders bring back slavery. @SaP011
’s video shows open-air slave markets in Sabha, Libya, where women are sold as sex slaves today. UN reports confirm nearly 50 million people trapped in modern slavery. President Trump warns open borders bring crime and human trafficking. America First demands secure borders and deterrence.
Trump's anti-cartel campaign keeps striking hard. U.S. Southern Command destroyed another drug boat in the Caribbean, killing two. Since September, at least 188 cartel operatives have been eliminated. Critics question the legality. We question their silence when 80,000 Americans die yearly from overdoses. These are not fishermen.
A Japanese politician just said what every Western leader is afraid to say — follow our laws or leave. No apologies. No DEI committees. No sensitivity training. Just sovereignty. America needs more of this energy. The double standard is staggering…
