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Typhoon Bualoi’s deadly rampage in Vietnam reveals critical failures in regional disaster response, highlighting the urgent need for stronger America First-driven alliances to safeguard stability and security overseas.

While Mexico’s Supreme Court struck down federal abortion bans, entrenched local laws and church influence keep this right out of reach for many women—an ongoing battle that exposes the failure to protect true individual liberty and sovereignty.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado urges Pope León XIV to pressure Nicolás Maduro’s regime into freeing over 800 political prisoners ahead of the upcoming canonization—highlighting ongoing human rights abuses tied to authoritarian repression.

From violent conflicts abroad to homeland security challenges, today’s top photos expose the urgent struggles shaping our national security and values — a stark reminder of why America First policies matter now more than ever.

While Brazil’s protests demand legal abortion, the deeper crisis is the state’s failure to protect vulnerable women, reflecting broader lessons for America on preserving life and national sovereignty.

Missouri’s new congressional map, signed into law to secure extra Republican seats, exemplifies the dangerous practice of partisan gerrymandering that threatens voter equality and America’s democratic foundations.

Ecuador’s abrupt fuel subsidy removal ignites violent protests resulting in a civilian death and injured soldiers, exposing the chaos unleashed when governments ignore national stability and economic realities.

In a fiercely contested election blending meme battles and grassroots activism, New Zealand’s endemic falcon wins Bird of the Year—a victory that underscores the nation’s dire conservation challenges amid political distractions.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro doubles down on his controversial proposal for a UN-backed Palestinian army, challenging U.S. authority and risking national sovereignty under the guise of justice.

Brazil’s President Lula turns a simple educational anniversary into a political display of sovereignty amid escalating trade sanctions from the U.S., but cracks in Brazil’s economy show the true cost of ignoring pragmatic policies.