Security
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Pentagon boosts medals for Marines who defended Abbey Gate in Afghanistan
The change impacted Marines who were in Company G, 2nd Battalion of the 1st Marine Regiment, but it was not clear what the new awards were upgraded to.
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Despite official assurances, the 2020 election wasn’t the 'most secure' election in U.S. history
Emerging evidence shows that the Intelligence Community raised concerns internally about the vulnerability of election systems and apparent Chinese efforts to obtain sensitive voter data. But previous administrations intentionally hid that from the American public.
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Trump extends Iran ceasefire, citing Tehran's internal rows over negotiations
President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced he would extend the ceasefire with Iran to give the Tehran government time to coordinate a unified proposal.
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Biden wants Iran's IRGC off terror list, 'working overtime' to revive nuke deal, experts warn
Amid reports Iran nuclear talks are on life support, former Trump officials say team Biden still pushing hard, even as congressional opposition mounts.
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North Korea launches latest missile test ahead of Biden visit to new South Korean president
The test comes amid reports of increasingly bellicose comments from Kim as South Korea prepares to inaugurate a new president next week.
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Has Pentagon depleted own stocks by sending Javelin missiles to Ukraine?
"Military planners are likely getting nervous," according to Mark Cancian, a security analyst for the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Moscow fears it will suffer more losses inside Ukraine, experts say
Easily dismissed claims by the Kremlin are a sign of desperation in Moscow, experts said.
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'Alien always wins rule:' Biden invents new way to keep illegals in country with circular process
Texas lawsuit exposes regulatory change limiting judges' power to deport, creating numerous loopholes for aliens.
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Civilians being evacuated from Mariupol steel facility, Zelensky announces
Moscow declared victory in Mariupol, while soldiers and civilians remained inside the Azovstal steel plant.
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Is Moldova next on Putin's hit list? Events in Transnistria may signal Russian agenda
Transnistria would be an attractive territorial anchor for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has not achieved the quick victory he expected when he attacked Ukraine in February.
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Trial of alleged terrorist spotlights Iranian threat to U.S. homeland
U.S. intelligence community, law enforcement have long been concerned about Iran and its chief proxy Hezbollah attacking America
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The sabers are rattling: Nuclear threats from Russia and North Korea grow more belligerent
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un declared that any enemy that takes military action against Pyongyang "will be perished" at nuke-point.
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You Vote: What should America's goal be in Ukraine?
Pentagon chief suggests more ambitious U.S. goal of weakening Russian military capabilities.