World & Security — Archive
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Mexico Says US Agents Killed in Crash Weren't Permitted to Operate There
The two CIA-linked agents died alongside two Mexican officers when their vehicle crashed during an anti-drug operation in Chihuahua state.
Rep. John James Leads Michigan GOP Gubernatorial Primary With 37%: Survey
The polling shows a significant shift from earlier this month when James trailed Perry Johnson by less than one percentage point.
Warren Questions Hegseth About Insider Trading Around Iran War Developments
The Senate Armed Services Committee hearing marked the latest instance of Democratic scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest in the Trump administration's national security leadership.
Cuccinelli Says Dems Undercut Own Redistricting Defense as Virginia Justices Press 'Yes' Camp
Former state attorney general said a lawyer for the Democrat-led campaign conceded in court that vote outcome does not matter legally, undermining AG Jay Jones' public defense.
Rep. Derek Tran Hosts CAIR at Capitol Hill Office, Drawing Swift Backlash Online
The California Democrat welcomed the Muslim civil rights organization during National Muslim Advocacy Day, prompting criticism from those who point to Texas and Florida designations labeling the group a terrorist organization.
Hegseth Confirms $400M in Ukraine Support Released After McConnell's Criticism
Pentagon Comptroller says the aid is now released but not yet under contract, leaving timeline for Ukraine's use uncertain.
King Charles, Camilla Brought Gifts to the White House. Here's What They Got in Return.
President Trump presented King Charles with a 1785 letter from John Adams while Queen Camilla exchanged gifts with Melania Trump during the royal state visit.
U.S.-Iran Conflict Reaches Two-Month Mark With No Resolution in Sight
President Trump remains in standoff with Tehran as energy markets face what experts describe as potentially irreversible disruption.
UK Ambassador Tells Students America's Only 'Special Relationship' Is With Israel
Christian Turner, appointed by PM Starmer in February, made the remark during King Charles III's state visit to Washington, drawing contrast with Trump's public praise of US-UK ties.
U.S. Appears Cool on Iran Proposal to End War and Reopen Hormuz Without Nuclear Deal
Iran's offer would lift the Strait of Hormuz blockade while deferring nuclear talks, but Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the nuclear question is 'the reason why we're in this.'