National Security

A shocking shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic church left two children dead and 17 wounded, spotlighting grave failures in safeguarding our communities from violent attacks.

In a grim reminder of our nation’s security failures, gunfire erupted inside a Minneapolis Catholic school church, leaving children dead and injured. This tragedy underscores the urgent need for America First policies prioritizing safety over ineffective liberal agendas.

A top UN official warns that Israel’s planned offensive on Gaza City will extinguish all hope for ending the humanitarian nightmare, as starvation and suffering deepen under prolonged war and blockades.

For the fourth time, forensic teams uncover human remains linked to a brutal serial killer in Argentina, exposing alarming dangers faced by vulnerable populations and underscoring the urgent need for vigilance from American policymakers.

Facing punitive tariffs and political sanctions from the Trump administration, Brazil turns to U.S. legal firms to defend its sovereignty—highlighting dangerous precedents in America’s trade and foreign policy.

Former President Trump demands prosecution of George Soros for alleged orchestration of violent protests, exposing the troubling influence of shadowy donors undermining American law and order.

Tony Blair and Jared Kushner met with President Trump in the White House to discuss Gaza’s postwar future. But will their plans prioritize America’s security and sovereignty—or entangle us deeper in a foreign conflict?

A Michigan police dispatcher’s accidental announcement of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement over an open mic reveals a disturbing trivialization of essential public safety communications.

The tragic shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic church, leaving two children dead and 17 wounded, highlights critical failures in protecting our schools and places of worship from lone attackers armed legally, raising urgent questions about national security and community safety.

A 15-year-old convicted of assassinating Colombian senator and presidential hopeful Miguel Uribe Turbay receives a light seven-year sentence, exposing the dangerous consequences of lenient juvenile laws amidst rising political violence.