National Security

Photos of Bogotá Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán and Attorney General Luz Adriana Camargo were found on the phone of a minor assassin involved in the attempted murder of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay, exposing alarming security lapses amid rising political violence.

In Haiti’s Carrefour municipality, armed gang leaders have supplanted government authority, orchestrating protests and ruling through terror as violence claims thousands of lives.

Ten years after over a million migrants flooded into Europe via Lesbos, the island remains a stark reminder of failed migration policies that prioritized open borders over security and community welfare.

As tensions flare in the Middle East, Spain rushes to evacuate its citizens from Israel and Iran, revealing serious concerns about government readiness and strategic foresight.

The Latin American Parliament raises a red flag about the grave dangers posed by possible American military intervention in the escalating Israel-Iran conflict, recalling catastrophic consequences of past interventions.

President Trump directly contradicts intelligence claims on Iran’s nuclear ambitions and warns that Israel’s military actions against Iran could be unstoppable, exposing critical flaws in the current U.S. approach.

In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court affirms that victims of terrorism can hold the Palestinian Authority and PLO legally liable in U.S. courts, a decisive step towards justice for American victims targeted by foreign terror groups.

The Trump administration decisively trims over 600 employees from Voice of America and related outlets, confronting decades of taxpayer-funded media bias and bureaucratic waste.

President Trump bluntly declares Europe powerless in the Iran crisis, emphasizing America’s readiness to confront Tehran’s nuclear ambitions while exposing naive diplomacy.

The Associated Press’s recent decision to call the Israel-Iran conflict a ‘war’ reflects a shift in narrative that obscures key facts and risks normalizing prolonged hostility without clear diplomatic context.