World & Security — Archive
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, Combat Veteran, Questions US Strategy in Iran War
The Democratic governor and former 82nd Airborne officer says no one has articulated what victory looks like, criticizing the administration for lacking a clear end game.
Rubio Arrives in Europe for G7 Talks as Allies Push Back on Iran War Strategy
Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets G7 foreign ministers in France amid a four-week conflict and disputes over U.S. demands for European support.
More U.S. Forces Deploy to Middle East as Trump Signals Iran Deal Progress
Military analysts outline capabilities of newly deployed units amid ongoing tensions with Tehran.
DOJ Settles With Michael Flynn Over Russia Probe, Paying Approximately $1.2 Million
Settlement concludes lengthy legal battle stemming from Mueller investigation; progressive lawmakers condemn payout as undermining rule of law.
Live Updates: Iran Terror Figure Targeted in Strike with Global Implications
Reports emerged of an operation targeting a senior Iranian terrorist figure, though full details remained limited amid ongoing regional tensions.
Masih Alinejad Says Iran Only Understands 'Language of Force' Amid U.S. Negotiations
Iranian-American activist and former political prisoner appeared on Meet the Press as Trump administration conducts preliminary talks with Tehran.
Trump Says FISA Is Extremely Important to Military After Speaking With Generals
The former president's comments come as debate continues over reauthorizing Section 702 surveillance powers.
UN General Assembly Calls For Reparations to Remedy Historical Wrongs of Trafficking Enslaved Africans
Resolution passed 123-3 with 52 abstentions, declaring transatlantic slave trade 'the gravest crime against humanity' and urging restitution of cultural artifacts.
U.S.-Iran Talks Offer Hope for American Journalist Detained in Tehran's Evin Prison
Reza Valizadeh, sentenced to 10 years on national security charges, could be freed if diplomatic negotiations progress between Washington and Tehran.
FCC Expands Covered List to Block Foreign-Made Routers Over National Security Concerns
New rule requires routers be manufactured in the U.S. or pass a national security review, targeting China-linked devices amid growing cyber threat warnings.