Colombian President Backtracks After U.S. Cracks Down on Deportation Obstruction

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro, a former Marxist guerilla leader turned politician, found himself in retreat after a showdown with the United States over deportation flights. Petro initially blocked two U.S. flights carrying deported Colombian nationals, a move that triggered a swift and decisive response from President Donald Trump. The reversal demonstrates the U.S.’s firm stance on immigration enforcement and border security. Read more

CIA Director Ratcliffe Investigating If China Intentionally Sparked the Pandemic

CIA Director John Ratcliffe revealed during a Sunday interview that the agency is now investigating whether the COVID-19 pandemic, which devastated the globe, was the result of an accidental lab leak or an intentional act by China. The announcement follows new intelligence assessments released during Ratcliffe’s first days as CIA director under President Donald Trump. Read more

Israeli Hostages Share Stories of Starvation and Exploitation After Release

Four Israeli women have returned home after enduring 477 days of unimaginable captivity under Hamas. The hostages, all young IDF soldiers, were abducted from the Nahal-Oz base during the October 7 attack and subjected to brutal conditions, including forced labor, starvation, and exploitation. Read more

JD Vance Criticizes Margaret Brennan’s Assertion That Afghan Refugees Are ‘Vetted’

Vice President JD Vance took a firm stance against claims that Afghan refugees brought into the U.S. under President Joe Biden’s administration were properly vetted, sparking a heated exchange with left-leaning host Margaret Brennan on Face The Nation this Sunday. Vance, citing security concerns, refuted Brennan’s assertion that all Afghan migrants were sufficiently screened. Read more