National Security

Colombian authorities charge four suspects with aggravated homicide in the assassination of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay, highlighting growing security challenges that ripple beyond borders and threaten America’s hemisphere.

As Gaza faces crippling heat and severe shortages of water and food, the international community’s inaction reveals dangerous global instability that ultimately threatens America’s security and borders.

A powerful visual journey through global conflicts, domestic security, and everyday resilience underscores deeper truths that Washington would rather gloss over.

Europe faces devastating wildfires displacing thousands as local communities fight back with limited resources — a stark warning for America’s own national security and disaster readiness.

In a decisive move against international drug trafficking, the US has confiscated $700 million in assets from Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, exposing the deep criminal networks threatening American sovereignty.

Ecuador escalates efforts to combat the recruitment of children by criminal gangs, underscoring the urgent need for stronger international cooperation—an effort that highlights vulnerabilities also threatening U.S. security.

In the wake of Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay’s assassination, U.S. Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau and Secretary Marco Rubio express solidarity—but America must question if diplomatic gestures are enough to protect Hemisphere stability.

As violent crime and drug abuse ravage rural New Mexico, Governor Lujan Grisham’s state of emergency declaration reveals a deeper crisis of leadership and ineffective federal policies that leave American families vulnerable.

Solomon Peña’s decades-long prison sentence for shootings at officials’ homes highlights the real-world consequences when political rhetoric crosses into violence—an alarming warning to protect our democracy and public safety.

A federal court scrutinizes whether the Trump administration’s deployment of National Guard troops alongside immigration agents in Southern California broke federal law, challenging the balance between national security and constitutional limits.