National Security

TikTok is banned in China, where its parent company, ByteDance, runs the China-only Douyin video app instead.

Kyiv formally requested the Tomahawks, and U.S. Vice President JD Vance confirmed the U.S. government is reviewing the request.

Pentagon officials informed members of Congress of the development after strikes were carried out on boats in the Caribbean.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed legislation banning federal law enforcement from wearing masks to protect their identity on the job.

Texas has enacted a law, California has passed a bill that awaits the governor’s signature, and several bills have been introduced at the federal level.

Taiwan’s world-leading chip industry is considered vital for self-defense and garnering international backing in the event of a potential Chinese invasion.

The DOE is taking a 5 percent stake in Lithium Americas and another 5 percent in the company’s Nevada lithium mine under construction.

The president and the secretary of war spoke of their efforts to strengthen the forces, tighten standards, and cut ‘woke’ programs in the military.

A shooting in Texas capped a summer of escalating attacks targeting immigration law enforcement.

Taiwan is currently holding trade talks with the United States, aiming to reach a deal that could ease the current 20 percent U.S. tariffs on Taiwanese exports.

The secretary of war called a gathering of U.S. generals, admirals, and senior enlisted troops to Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Los Angeles law enforcement agencies encouraged the public to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity.

The president says the industry has been ‘completely lost’ to China, while a furniture retail group warns of higher prices and strains on the supply chain.

‘Oregon will continue to stand firm in our values of community, accountability, and local control,’ state Attorney General Dan Rayfield said.

European nations are responding to repeated airspace incursions, leading to a push for a coordinated defense wall against hostile drones.

A review conducted by the FCC found that many recognized labs ‘potentially have deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party.’

A vast quantity of marijuana grown in the state leaves for the black market. Officials say 85 percent of grow sites have Chinese connections.

The details come from an FBI after-action report documenting the deployment.

President Donald Trump called Russia a “paper tiger,” pointing to Russia’s failure to win the war against Ukraine swiftly.

TikTok is banned in China, where its parent company, ByteDance, runs the China-only Douyin video app instead.

Kyiv formally requested the Tomahawks, and U.S. Vice President JD Vance confirmed the U.S. government is reviewing the request.

Pentagon officials informed members of Congress of the development after strikes were carried out on boats in the Caribbean.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed legislation banning federal law enforcement from wearing masks to protect their identity on the job.

Texas has enacted a law, California has passed a bill that awaits the governor’s signature, and several bills have been introduced at the federal level.

Taiwan’s world-leading chip industry is considered vital for self-defense and garnering international backing in the event of a potential Chinese invasion.

The DOE is taking a 5 percent stake in Lithium Americas and another 5 percent in the company’s Nevada lithium mine under construction.

The president and the secretary of war spoke of their efforts to strengthen the forces, tighten standards, and cut ‘woke’ programs in the military.

A shooting in Texas capped a summer of escalating attacks targeting immigration law enforcement.

Taiwan is currently holding trade talks with the United States, aiming to reach a deal that could ease the current 20 percent U.S. tariffs on Taiwanese exports.

The secretary of war called a gathering of U.S. generals, admirals, and senior enlisted troops to Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Los Angeles law enforcement agencies encouraged the public to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity.

The president says the industry has been ‘completely lost’ to China, while a furniture retail group warns of higher prices and strains on the supply chain.

‘Oregon will continue to stand firm in our values of community, accountability, and local control,’ state Attorney General Dan Rayfield said.

European nations are responding to repeated airspace incursions, leading to a push for a coordinated defense wall against hostile drones.

A review conducted by the FCC found that many recognized labs ‘potentially have deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party.’

A vast quantity of marijuana grown in the state leaves for the black market. Officials say 85 percent of grow sites have Chinese connections.

The details come from an FBI after-action report documenting the deployment.

President Donald Trump called Russia a “paper tiger,” pointing to Russia’s failure to win the war against Ukraine swiftly.