World & Security — Archive
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Republican Congressman Criticizes Spain's Amnesty Policy Amid Surge of Migrants at Ceuta Enclave
More than 2,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish North African territory in 10 days as Ceuta's president requested a national emergency declaration that Madrid denied.
Texas Republican Criticizes Spanish Prime Minister Over Migration Surge at Ceuta Border
More than 2,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave from Morocco over 10 days as Spain's regularization program takes effect.
Watchdog Group Launches Database Exposing $5 Billion in Foreign Spending at US Nonprofits
The searchable tool from Americans for Public Trust catalogs more than 12,000 records tied to 523 groups that currently face no disclosure requirements under the Tax Reform Act of 1969.
Belgium Says a Canadian Intern Is Suspected of Spying at NATO
Belgian authorities have identified a Canadian national working as an intern at NATO headquarters in Brussels as a suspected spy, according to Belgian federal prosecutors.
FBI Investigating Possible Ties Between Iran and Cyberattacks on Minnesota Water Systems
Federal investigators are examining whether foreign actors targeted critical water infrastructure in the state, marking a potential escalation in attacks on U.S. utilities.
Francesca Hong Undecided on Seeking Endorsement From Mandela Barnes After He Suspends Campaign
The Wisconsin State Senate candidate said she is still weighing whether to pursue the former lieutenant governor's support following his withdrawal from the U.S. Senate race.
About Two-Thirds of Americans Say Iran Conflict Is Not Worth Fighting
The poll shows 64% of U.S. adults oppose the risks of ongoing fighting in Iran, with sharp partisan divides on military engagement.
Thousands of African Migrants Swim to Spanish Territory of Ceuta Following Supreme Court Ruling
Spain's Prime Minister pledges resources while Ceuta's leader calls for emergency declaration as EU's only land border with Africa faces surge.
Iran Mining US Troops' Social Media Posts as Military Considers Confiscating Cellphones in Middle East
CENTCOM commander warns that publicly posted footage is giving Iran near-real-time battle-damage assessments, potentially endangering service members.
Iran's Surprise Attack on U.S. Forces in Jordan Threatens to End Fighting Pause
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps fired ballistic missiles at American troops before the United States and Saudi Arabia launched retaliatory strikes against Tehran-backed militias in Iraq.