National Security

María Corina Machado, Venezuela’s resolute opposition figure, signals readiness to meet regime’s Delcy Rodríguez to discuss a democratic transition — a process she insists is unstoppable despite Maduro’s repression.

Elon Musk merges his space and AI ventures into one giant entity ahead of a massive IPO, raising questions about national tech leadership and the true costs behind space-based AI ambitions.

In response to deadly federal shootings in Minneapolis, Homeland Security begins issuing body cameras nationwide—but will this move deliver true accountability or merely attempt to quell justified public outrage?

Brendan Banfield, former IRS law enforcement officer, convicted of orchestrating a deadly scheme that murdered his wife and another man in a calculated setup involving an illicit affair and online deception.

In the wake of Washington’s controversial actions in Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez strengthens her grip by appointing Daniella Cabello, daughter of regime insider Diosdado Cabello, to a key ministerial post, signaling a troubling consolidation of power under foreign pressure.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro meets President Trump in Washington aiming to reset bilateral relations after a turbulent year marked by drug war criticisms and sanctions—but will American interests truly be safeguarded?

Florida faces historic cold snap with snow on its southern coasts and thousands of iguanas frozen—exposing failures in infrastructure and emergency preparedness.

Laura Fernández, Costa Rica’s right-leaning president-elect, urges opposition to ‘lower flags’ for national progress, but the challenge remains: will her promises of reform and fiscal discipline withstand political realities and global pressures?

The Justice Department’s repeated failures to properly redact sensitive Jeffrey Epstein-related files have not only compromised victim privacy but also risk undermining the fairness of ongoing trials—raising urgent questions about accountability in government handling of justice.

Federal judges continue to overturn the Biden administration’s politically motivated offshore wind shutdowns, revealing a troubling pattern of executive overreach that threatens America’s energy future and economic security.