World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
Hegseth Announces New Defense Policy Board With Lighthizer as Chair
The 15-member panel replaces a previous board that was cleared out over a year ago, restoring advisory roles key to Pentagon strategy.
Dem Running for Pelosi's Seat Mocked After Anti-Israel Hecklers Confront Him at SF Trans March
California state Sen. Scott Wiener, who is Jewish and gay, was confronted twice in San Francisco over his Israel stance as conservatives seized on the incidents.
Opinion Piece Describes Progressive Activists Confronting California Senator Scott Wiener Over Israel-Gaza Stance
The Hill's Robby's Radar column argues far-left activists are increasingly targeting moderate Democrats over their positions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Putin Acknowledges Fuel Shortages for First Time Following Ukrainian Attacks Inside Russia
The admission marks a notable shift in Kremlin messaging as Moscow grapples with energy infrastructure damage and renewed U.S. diplomatic engagement under President Trump.
U.S., Iran Agree to 'Stand Down for Now,' Resume Peace Talks: Official
Technical negotiations over Iran's nuclear program are set to continue Tuesday in Qatar after renewed fighting threatened the ceasefire.
Ukraine's Drone Assault Ignites Major Russian Oil Refinery as Putin Acknowledges 'Difficult Period'
The attacks on facilities hundreds of kilometers inside Russia mark an escalation in Kyiv's campaign to cripple Moscow's energy revenue and military supply lines.
Carney Celebrates Canada's World Cup Knockout Victory Over South Africa
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney calls the squad 'True Canadian heroes' in bilingual social media posts following Sunday's win.
Vice President Vance Tells Nixon Library Audience That Deep State Took Down the 37th President
The remarks reflect a growing conservative narrative that frames Watergate as part of a pattern of institutional resistance to democratically elected leaders, drawing comparisons to investigations into the Trump campaign.
Democratic Senator Scott Wiener Chased Away From San Francisco Trans March by Gaza Protesters
Wiener, a leading California Democrat on LGBTQ+ legislation, was confronted by demonstrators objecting to his stance on the Israel-Hamas war during the annual Pride event.
European Soccer Fans Discover Suburban American Life During U.S. Visit
Social media videos of Europeans reacting to two-car garages, walk-in closets, and second refrigerators have garnered millions of views during recent sporting events.