National Security

A severe snowstorm trapped close to 900 hikers and staff on Mount Everest’s Chinese side, exposing critical government shortcomings in disaster readiness amid harsh conditions at extreme altitudes.

As Pope Leo XIV embarks on his first foreign trip to Turkey and Lebanon, questions arise over the Vatican’s ambiguous messaging amid escalating Middle East violence and the fragile state of Christian communities crucial to regional stability.

Despite a reported 32% drop in homicides under President Sheinbaum, Mexico’s ongoing violent hotspots and drug war spillover remain critical concerns for America’s national security.

A landmark demographic shift sees one in five Americans identifying as Latino, driven by natural growth and a resilient workforce—and yet federal policies lag behind, risking national unity and economic stability.

President Daniel Noboa survived a violent assault on his presidential caravan during indigenous protests in Ecuador, exposing the destabilizing effects of lawlessness that echo threats to America’s national security and border integrity.

Federal judges are pushing back against President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops in cities like Portland and Los Angeles, highlighting legal limits on executive power and the vital role of state sovereignty.

As the government shutdown enters its seventh day, understaffing in air traffic control and TSA is causing growing flight delays and safety risks, exposing Washington’s failure to prioritize national security and American travelers.

Argentina’s Supreme Court approves extradition of businessman tied to drug trafficking and money laundering charges in the U.S., revealing deep political entanglements that threaten both nations’ security and economic stability.

Since the start of conflict in Gaza, the U.S. has funneled a staggering $21.7 billion in military aid to Israel, raising critical questions about American priorities and accountability amid escalating humanitarian suffering.

Two years after the devastating Hamas attacks that killed over 1,200 Israelis, hundreds of thousands gathered in Tel Aviv to remember victims while government accountability remains shockingly absent.