POLITICS

The secretary of war responded to allegations of rising suicide risks and faltering hygiene on the USS Lincoln as its deployment nears the nine-month mark.

Directors and union employees were concerned thousands of industry workers could be harmed if the lawsuit was not wrapped up quickly.

A review conducted by the State Department found that DEI content had been incorporated in the Foreign Service’s training curricula.

The court said the president acted lawfully in ending the longstanding duty-free exemption for low value imports.

Tehran is broadening its justification for shipping fees as Iranian and U.S. officials trade competing claims over control of the strait.

The U.S. Energy secretary said nearly 9 million barrels per day are exiting the strait and that private maritime trackers are missing vessels moving covertly.

A report states that China systematically evaded U.S. tariffs and other trade measures by routing goods through third-party countries.

In total, there are now 314 medical conditions that are eligible for expedited disability application processing.

A Fifth Circuit panel reversed an injunction, saying challengers had not shown real harm.

The activity of visa holders worldwide is under review, the department stated.

The memorandum calls for the creation of a program to disrupt ransomware, scams, and fraud targeting Americans.

Former financial officer Heidi Beirich faces three felony conspiracy counts in the ongoing case.

The report came after the U.S. military conducted strikes on more than 1,000 Houthi targets last year as part of Operation Rough Rider.

The president made the announcement via Truth Social on Aug. 12.