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Veterans on Patrol in rural Arizona patrol streets, concerned about local and global threats.
Juan Guaidó meets with Yvonne Duquesne and Mike Pence amid border violence in Venezuela.
Biden's administration labels Vladimir Putin a killer and accuses China of genocide against Uighurs.
President Joe Biden visits Kiev for the sixth time, reaffirming America's support for Ukraine and praising its people's courage during the largest land war in Europe since World War II.
Protesters express outrage at Capitol riot treatment a week after the insurrection.
Biden imposes sanctions on Russia to weaken its economy and stop the Ukraine War.
Ukraine faces heavy casualties and potential loss of the Donbass region in the ongoing conflict.
Colonel Robert Campbell has been in Afghanistan for 12 months, advocating for a counterinsurgency strategy that relies on local partnerships and dialogue.
Nigeria's February election may reshape its future amid economic and security crises.
Tensions between China and Taiwan escalate as military actions raise fears of conflict.
David Simon critiques Queensland's bikie laws and discusses the American dream in Sydney.
3,000 people died in the 9/11 attacks, prompting Dick Cheney to discuss the shift in U.S. policy towards terrorism and national security.
Gun violence in cities like Gilroy and Chicago raises questions about the assault weapons ban's effectiveness.
Over 3 million people travel on the London Tube daily, prompting emergency services to conduct a major training exercise just weeks before a terrorist attack.
Bodyguards for Bollywood's biggest stars can earn more than $300,000 a year, reflecting a booming personal security industry amid growing inequality.
Nick Conley reports from Ukraine on rising tensions and explosions near Kramatorsk.
Ukraine's counteroffensive falters as winter approaches, raising fears of Russian dominance.
The U.S. has tactical successes against AQAP but lacks a strategic policy for Yemen.
Military coups in West Africa, particularly in Burkina Faso, are complicating U.S. counter-terrorism efforts amid rising violent extremism linked to al-Qaeda and ISIS.
People from Israel, Tokyo, London, and Mexico City discuss the roots of terrorism.
More than 60,000 political prisoners remain in Egypt as President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi prepares to host the COP27 climate change conference.
Florida implements school Guardi after the Parkland shooting to prevent future violence.
Katie Engelhardt reports on France's changes one year after the Paris terror attacks.
Over 600 unattended bags were reported on London Underground trains last year, prompting heightened security measures during a bomb scare on the Piccadilly line.
Residents near Nogales monitor invasive border checkpoints under Trump’s policies.
Brazil faces high alert as Jair Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva compete in a tense election.
The speaker calls for Law and Order, referencing Minneapolis and condemning Lawless Anarchy.
In 2007, rising casualties in Afghanistan prompted critical examination of NATO's military tactics and the necessity of local support in combating the Taliban.
The number of coronavirus cases and deaths in Europe increases by 30 percent daily, with Italy identified as ground zero for the crisis.
Amiran Jairanashvili crosses into Russian territory while herding cows in South Ossetia.
The AR-15, used in the Sandy Hook shooting, can fire more than 50 rounds a minute and has seen its price double since the tragedy.
In Iraq, escalating sectarian violence has led to a growing reliance on armed militias like the Mehdi Army for protection and security amid government instability.
Over 200,000 Arab and Muslim voters in Michigan may influence the outcome of the 2024 presidential election amid growing discontent with the Democratic Party.
More than 8,000 people have died in Ukraine's civil war, as President Petro Poroshenko discusses the challenges of reclaiming Crimea from Russia.
Israel's air strikes on Gaza continue, causing devastation and a humanitarian crisis amid hostilities with Hamas.
Israel faces a staggering death toll after Saturday's Hamas attack, escalating violence in Gaza.
The US supports Israel despite proposed sanctions on settlers attacking Palestinians.
The City of Lost Girls reveals the violence against women in Ciudad Juarez, including Lilia Alejandra Garcia.
Four thousand soldiers make up Afghanistan's new National Army, far short of the 100,000 private militia members loyal to local warlords.
Vladimir Putin watches Kazakhstan's protests as over 150 are killed in a violent crackdown.
Kosovo PM Albin Kurti accuses Serbia of destabilizing the Balkans amid rising tensions in Europe.
Russia says it withdraws troops from Crimea while Ukraine celebrates a day of unity.
Chad Wolfe leads federal efforts to control protests in Portland and Chicago amid local opposition.
Civilians in Myanmar use homemade shields to defend against military forces since February's coup.
Niger's junta arrests ministers and accuses France of planning military intervention.
Niger faces instability as ECOWAS considers military intervention after a coup.
On October 20, 2020, police opened fire on demonstrators during one of Nigeria's largest protests in a generation, demanding the disbandment of SARS.
North Korea escalates tensions with South Korea after a recent explosion near the border.
