National Security

As Venezuela’s military declares loyalty to Delcy Rodríguez just weeks after the U.S. captured Nicolás Maduro, Washington faces a critical test in asserting its influence and defending hemispheric stability.

As violent incidents involving border enforcement escalate on American soil, the family of slain nurse Alex Pretti secures legal representation from a proven fighter who helped convict Derek Chauvin — demanding accountability and justice for this tragic loss.

Federal troop deployments to U.S. cities under the Trump administration have cost taxpayers nearly half a billion dollars—with no clear end in sight—raising urgent questions about executive overreach and local sovereignty.

In Froid, Montana, the arrest of a beloved local mechanic reveals the strain federal immigration policies place on American towns, spotlighting the clash between national security and community solidarity.

As protesters clashed outside the South Texas Family Residential Center, Texas state police took assertive action to restore order—revealing deeper issues about border security and law enforcement under pressure.

Today’s top photos expose the real challenges facing America — from border enforcement protests to election integrity operations, each image tells a story of our fight for national sovereignty and freedom.

As tourists flock to Rio’s favelas seeking ‘authentic’ experiences, we ask: Does this trend genuinely empower residents and America’s allies abroad, or does it gloss over systemic problems that threaten stability?

As Latin American leaders gather to denounce political polarization, their criticism of U.S. policy in Venezuela reveals a deeper failure to confront authoritarian threats undermining regional sovereignty.

Six arrested in Turkey, including an Iranian national linked to the Revolutionary Guard, exposing Iran’s attempts to spy on NATO’s Incirlik base and other key military sites amid rising regional tensions.

A chilling assassination plot backed by Tehran against Iranian American journalist Masih Alinejad reveals the ongoing threat Iran poses directly to U.S. citizens and sovereignty — a federal judge responds with a decisive 15-year sentence.