National Security

Among the 35 Trump speeches I covered, this one stood out before it began.

Two Chinese H-6 and two Russian Tu-95 strategic bombers were detected, tracked, and intercepted while operating in the Alaska air defense identification zone.

The alleged procurement network sought to prop up North Korea’s ballistic missile and space programs.

Omar Ahmed Khadr argued he was entitled to a new hearing because two Supreme Court justices recused themselves from his case.

The state attorney general says nonprofit organizations’ humanitarian assistance may have crossed the line into ‘unlawfully orchestrating’ border crossings.

The strategy aims to bolster American Arctic capabilities through increased cooperation with allies in the face of aggression by China and Russia.

“I think China has a lot to do with this … It seems like they’re trying to kill us,” said one mother whose son died as a result of fentanyl.

The Chinese Communist Party is using the threat of space-based systems to shape U.S. strategic decision making, according to two senior military officials.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that some issues remained to be resolved but a cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas was close to being signed.

Hackers are looking to breach U.S. critical infrastructure, targeting industrial control systems at ‘record levels,’ warned an intelligence official.

The agency said the offices are closed to the public and that ’some online services are unavailable at this time.’

New counts include disobeying orders and obstructing investigators.

‘Our investigation centers on allegations that [communist China] is attempting to establish a footprint in the Show Me State,’ Missouri AG Andrew Bailey said.