National Security

A synagogue in Melbourne was set ablaze by an arsonist, forcing worshippers to flee yet again as anti-Semitic violence spreads in the wake of global conflicts. This attack exposes the dangerous failure of authorities to protect religious freedoms and national security.

As Colombia faces intense political turmoil, the government ramps up elite security operations to shield President Gustavo Petro from ongoing threats.

Shocking details emerge about Julio César Chávez Jr.’s involvement in cartel-enforced violence as U.S. authorities move to deport him for fraudulent residency claims and national security risks.

Amid a spectacle of patriotic celebration, President Trump boldly signed a signature tax and spending bill, pushing back against government overspending and delivering real relief to hardworking Americans.

This Independence Day reveals a nation divided: patriotic celebrations coexist with protests fueled by policy-driven unrest. Accountability demands a look beyond the fireworks at the real impact of Washington’s choices.

Despite a temporary judicial pause, the Trump administration pushes forward with deporting immigrants to a conflict-ridden South Sudan, exposing legal and humanitarian conflicts ignored by the courts.

Mexican officials push for the deportation of Julio César Chávez Jr., accused of organized crime and arms trafficking, exposing cross-border security failures.

A confidential UN report reveals Rwanda’s critical support for the M23 rebels in eastern Congo, facilitating unprecedented mineral smuggling and deepening conflict—raising serious questions about Kigali’s agenda and the international community’s response.

Indian PM Narendra Modi vows expanded trade and investment with Trinidad and Tobago, but the visit also exposes unresolved tensions within the Caribbean nation’s diverse communities.

Boxer Julio César Chávez Jr.’s arrest for visa fraud and overstaying exposes dangerous ties to the Sinaloa cartel and raises questions about enforcement failures on both sides of the border.