National Security

Homeland Security says latest flight is one of more than 120 it has chartered to more than 20 countries since June 4.

‘Our partners in Asia understand that if you allow aggression to go unchecked anywhere, it becomes a greater threat everywhere,’ Secretary Antony Blinken said.

The U.S. military’s European command said that “we will not get into specific measures, but we remain vigilant.”

More than 860,000 people from 16 countries are currently registered for Temporary Protected Status, including from Haiti, Venezuela, and Yemen.

Communist China is pushing forward in military AI development as the United States has yet to adopt a whole-of-government policy framework for AI.

The Air Force removed the head of the Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile program, citing a ‘loss of confidence’ as the program faces delays.

New Army memos revise the service’s rules for reporting and punishing extremist activity, including for online likes and off-base flags, stickers, and apparel.

Michael Morell said Americans need to hear what the administration is doing about the elevated terror threat.

More than $380 million spent so far on a facility that has yet to house any unaccompanied children who crossed the border illegally.

Vehicle passengers coming through ports of entry aren’t screened either, according to an Inspector General examination of DHS border security.

USAID will help Ukraine print textbooks for elementary school children as the Russia–Ukraine war continues to disrupt Ukraine’s domestic printing houses.

The Russia-based company was earlier blocked from selling its products in the United States.

Non-disclosure, prohibited transactions could lead to $1 million fines, 20 years in prison.

The Senate is again considering a proposal to require women to register with the U.S. military’s selective service draft system.