National Security

In a city grappling with rising crime and shifting politics, NYC Mayor Eric Adams firmly rejects rumors he’ll abandon his reelection campaign for a federal job tied to the Trump administration, highlighting the murky intersections of local governance and national political gamesmanship.

Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir sparks controversy as family members demand revisions, raising questions about narrative control and truth in the shadow of Epstein’s criminal legacy.

Former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo faces a second prison sentence linked to the Odebrecht bribery scandal, underscoring the urgent need for vigilance against international corruption schemes that threaten national sovereignty and economic integrity.

The Trump administration’s unprecedented military strike against a vessel linked to Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang signals a troubling shift toward aggressive tactics that risk overreach, lack clear evidence, and raise serious accountability questions.

Fifteen dead and eighteen injured after Lisbon’s Gloria funicular derails, revealing a failure to safeguard public safety in vital urban transport systems.

Patrisse Cullors’ new documentary reveals the human cost of homelessness ignored by federal crackdowns, exposing systemic failures that national security efforts overlook.

A tragic derailment of Lisbon’s iconic streetcar killed 15, exposing critical lapses in public safety oversight that demand immediate accountability.

A confidential UN report reveals Iran’s uranium stockpile near weapons-grade levels increased sharply before Israel’s June strike—highlighting the failure of U.S. diplomacy and inspection enforcement to protect American interests.

President Trump’s decisive military strike against a Venezuelan cartel marks a tough new stance in protecting American sovereignty and security from foreign drug traffickers.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s insistence that Ukrainian President Zelenski travel to Moscow for talks is less about peace and more about maintaining leverage—while the world watches, America must hold firm.