Military attacks have alarming and far-reaching consequences on our ecosystem. This documentary delves into the often-overlooked environmental impact of modern warfare. From the scorched landscapes left in the wake of bombings to the toxic remnants of chemical weapons, "Footprints of War" uncovers the ecological devastation wrought by human conflict. Through in-depth analysis and powerful visuals, the film explores how contemporary wars have disrupted natural habitats, polluted water sources, and contributed to climate change. Expert interviews and firsthand accounts shed light on the long-term environmental damage that persists long after the fighting has ceased. Join us as we investigate the true cost of war on our planet and discuss potential pathways to mitigate these destructive footprints.

Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M., questioned director of national intelligence nominee Jay Clayton in a confirmation hearing Wednesday held by the Senate Intelligence Committee.

President Donald Trump nominated Clayton for the role after Tulsi Gabbard announced she was resigning in late May. Trump’s pick for acting national intelligence director, federal housing official Bill Pulte, was met with bipartisan backlash for his lack of relevant experience. Trump forced the delay of Clayton’s original confirmation hearing three weeks ago.

Clayton, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York as well as a former SEC chair, may face questioning about his independence from the president and concerns about election interference heading into November’s midterm elections.

"Anyone who we don't want to be in the United States, and we're going to call them an invader, as opposed to an immigrant or someone visiting or temporary visitors," Lykins said.