National Security

NATO countries pledge to continue supplying Ukraine with anti-aircraft weapons, including helping with a homegrown dome, as peace negotiations continue.

The current funding patch for the Department of Homeland Security only lasts through Feb. 13.

Locals reflect on the years of illegal immigration that resulted in high speed car chases, home break-ins, and school lockdowns.

The collaboration will cover efforts to detect threats to U.S. agriculture and protect research.

The report details how the Chinese communist regime seeks to turn overseas Chinese into assets.

The multi-domain exercise will be led by Joint Force Command Norfolk.

‘These tools are essential not only for producing the advanced AI chips that will shape the future of both economic and military power,’ they said.

The new license is expected to help Venezuelan crude production return to pre-2026 levels.

Such a development could potentially attract 20,000 foreign nationals.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib and other Democrats seek to annul the 203-year-old doctrine, which President Donald Trump has renewed, dubbed the ‘Donroe Doctrine.’

‘CIA’s rapidly evolving mission demands a radical shift towards a culture of speed, agility, and innovation,’ CIA Director John Ratcliffe says.

‘Either we will make a deal or we will have to do something very tough like last time,’ the U.S. president said.

Common ground exists on providing ICE agents with cameras and limiting roving patrols, but a deal has not yet emerged days ahead of a funding deadline.

United Launch Alliance is targeting a launch window for its Vulcan rocket between 3:30 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. on Feb. 12.

Body cameras are expected to continue being deployed to federal officers at the border and in the field.

U.S. officials raised concerns because the acquired company’s products are integrated into military and critical infrastructure systems.

The deal covers arms and technology transfers to Azerbaijan, and follows Vice President J.D. Vance’s visit to neighboring Armenia.

This marked the second strike in less than a week, following a Feb. 5 operation.

The change comes after the Trump administration reinforced federal guidelines that require commercial truckers be able to read road signs in English.

These devices, which do not receive vendor support, face a ‘substantial and constant’ threat of exploitation, the agency said.

NATO countries pledge to continue supplying Ukraine with anti-aircraft weapons, including helping with a homegrown dome, as peace negotiations continue.

The current funding patch for the Department of Homeland Security only lasts through Feb. 13.

Locals reflect on the years of illegal immigration that resulted in high speed car chases, home break-ins, and school lockdowns.

The collaboration will cover efforts to detect threats to U.S. agriculture and protect research.

The report details how the Chinese communist regime seeks to turn overseas Chinese into assets.

The multi-domain exercise will be led by Joint Force Command Norfolk.

‘These tools are essential not only for producing the advanced AI chips that will shape the future of both economic and military power,’ they said.

The new license is expected to help Venezuelan crude production return to pre-2026 levels.

Such a development could potentially attract 20,000 foreign nationals.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib and other Democrats seek to annul the 203-year-old doctrine, which President Donald Trump has renewed, dubbed the ‘Donroe Doctrine.’

‘CIA’s rapidly evolving mission demands a radical shift towards a culture of speed, agility, and innovation,’ CIA Director John Ratcliffe says.

‘Either we will make a deal or we will have to do something very tough like last time,’ the U.S. president said.

Common ground exists on providing ICE agents with cameras and limiting roving patrols, but a deal has not yet emerged days ahead of a funding deadline.

United Launch Alliance is targeting a launch window for its Vulcan rocket between 3:30 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. on Feb. 12.

Body cameras are expected to continue being deployed to federal officers at the border and in the field.

U.S. officials raised concerns because the acquired company’s products are integrated into military and critical infrastructure systems.

The deal covers arms and technology transfers to Azerbaijan, and follows Vice President J.D. Vance’s visit to neighboring Armenia.

This marked the second strike in less than a week, following a Feb. 5 operation.

The change comes after the Trump administration reinforced federal guidelines that require commercial truckers be able to read road signs in English.

These devices, which do not receive vendor support, face a ‘substantial and constant’ threat of exploitation, the agency said.