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NEVER FORGET: When CNN Gave the Sinaloa Cartel a Microphone — and America Paid the Price

Published: February 24, 2026 By Staff Analysis | Media Accountability & National Security Quick Take (Why This Matters) When a major U.S. news network travels abroad to interview masked members of a notorious drug cartel, the choices it makes—what to ask, what to omit, and how to frame the story—shape public understanding in powerful ways.Continue reading “NEVER FORGET: When CNN Gave the Sinaloa Cartel a Microphone — and America Paid the Price”

BREAKING: U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno Urges Mexico to Request American Military Support as Violence Explodes After Cartel Leader’s Death

WASHINGTON / MEXICO CITY — In a dramatic escalation of rhetoric and regional security debate, U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno (R‑Ohio) has publicly called on the Mexican government to formally request U.S. military support to tackle the country’s brutal drug cartels — claiming that recent violence after a top cartel boss was killed underscores the needContinue reading “BREAKING: U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno Urges Mexico to Request American Military Support as Violence Explodes After Cartel Leader’s Death”

Mexican Senate Approves Temporary Entry of 19 U.S. Navy SEALs for Joint Training — A Strategic Pivot in the Security Partnership with Washington

What Was Approved and When The Mexican Senate authorized the temporary entry of 19 U.S. Navy SEALs (Team 2) into Mexican territory.  This approval was requested by President Claudia Sheinbaum through a formal letter submitted to the Senate earlier in February 2026.  The authorization covers the period from February 15 to April 16, 2026, during which the SEALs will takeContinue reading “Mexican Senate Approves Temporary Entry of 19 U.S. Navy SEALs for Joint Training — A Strategic Pivot in the Security Partnership with Washington”