National Security

The retired U.S. Army general said the U.S. government should be ‘exercising the influence that we have’ to encourage Ahmed al-Sharaa to unite Syria.

Some Republicans and Democrats deviated from the party-line vote.

Anticipation of federal funding to help secure the Mexico-Texas border led to state cuts in jail space.

American lumber producers are pushing for tougher trade policies with Canada, which it accuses of timber dumping.

The FBI should ‘put an end to its ongoing certification of products from Chinese military-linked and surveillance companies,’ two lawmakers said.

‘Before the civil war, issues of religious freedom didn’t really come up very much,' a former counsel said.

Anduril president Chris Brose has urged the adoption of a new acquisition channel geared toward lower-cost and mass-producible military systems.

The Pentagon revoked permission for a dozen officials to speak at the Aspen Security Forum, accusing its organizer of not supporting DoD priorities.

The agency responded to a news story that said illegal immigrants being held by ICE claim to be going hungry or being fed spoiled food.

‘Protesting is a constitutionally protected activity,’ Sheriff Roy Boyd said. ‘What you’re seeing is not protests. What you’re seeing is an insurgency.’

U.S. Commerce Department probes focus on foreign supply chains, pricing and production risks.

The contracts with Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, and xAI come with a ceiling of $200 million each, to accelerate the military’s adoption of AI systems.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will be in Washington, D.C., on July 14, where he'll meet with President Donald Trump and other officials.

The U.S. company’s products are used in military and critical infrastructure environments.

Deep-sea mining could be a $20 trillion industry, but the cost to get there is immense. One analyst said it’s really a power play to be the next ‘Moonshot.’

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency helps develop customized methods to defeat emerging threats from so-called weapons of mass destruction.

The U.S. president is giving the green light to new weapons shipments to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia as negotiations with Moscow over its war stall.

‘Chinese manufacturers didn’t just sit back and accept the cost’ of tariffs, a shipping expert said.

The United States has resumed its efforts to build its own domestic supply chain of rare earths after decades of struggles. Will it succeed this time?

For more than 20 years, U.S. passengers have been mandated to take off their shoes to screen for explosives at TSA checkpoints.

The retired U.S. Army general said the U.S. government should be ‘exercising the influence that we have’ to encourage Ahmed al-Sharaa to unite Syria.

Some Republicans and Democrats deviated from the party-line vote.

Anticipation of federal funding to help secure the Mexico-Texas border led to state cuts in jail space.

American lumber producers are pushing for tougher trade policies with Canada, which it accuses of timber dumping.

The FBI should ‘put an end to its ongoing certification of products from Chinese military-linked and surveillance companies,’ two lawmakers said.

‘Before the civil war, issues of religious freedom didn’t really come up very much,' a former counsel said.

Anduril president Chris Brose has urged the adoption of a new acquisition channel geared toward lower-cost and mass-producible military systems.

The Pentagon revoked permission for a dozen officials to speak at the Aspen Security Forum, accusing its organizer of not supporting DoD priorities.

The agency responded to a news story that said illegal immigrants being held by ICE claim to be going hungry or being fed spoiled food.

‘Protesting is a constitutionally protected activity,’ Sheriff Roy Boyd said. ‘What you’re seeing is not protests. What you’re seeing is an insurgency.’

U.S. Commerce Department probes focus on foreign supply chains, pricing and production risks.

The contracts with Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, and xAI come with a ceiling of $200 million each, to accelerate the military’s adoption of AI systems.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will be in Washington, D.C., on July 14, where he'll meet with President Donald Trump and other officials.

The U.S. company’s products are used in military and critical infrastructure environments.

Deep-sea mining could be a $20 trillion industry, but the cost to get there is immense. One analyst said it’s really a power play to be the next ‘Moonshot.’

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency helps develop customized methods to defeat emerging threats from so-called weapons of mass destruction.

The U.S. president is giving the green light to new weapons shipments to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia as negotiations with Moscow over its war stall.

‘Chinese manufacturers didn’t just sit back and accept the cost’ of tariffs, a shipping expert said.

The United States has resumed its efforts to build its own domestic supply chain of rare earths after decades of struggles. Will it succeed this time?

For more than 20 years, U.S. passengers have been mandated to take off their shoes to screen for explosives at TSA checkpoints.