World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
Trump State Department Scraps Biden-Era DEI Guidelines for Diplomats
The directive previously required diplomats to raise social inclusion issues with foreign counterparts and factored diversity policies into promotion reviews.
Harvard-China Links Unearthed as Congress Finds 140 Papers Co-authored by CCP Military Universities
The House Select Committee on the CCP released a report identifying more than 140 publications between Harvard researchers and China's Seven Sons of National Defense universities, including work with potential military applications.
Repeat Offender Arrested After Sucker-Punching Woman in Charlotte, Where Ukrainian Refugee Was Stabbed
Di-Quan Schafar Hunt, arrested nine times in three years, was caught on video punching a woman to the ground before running away.
Judge Will Hear Whether Tate Brothers Should Stay in Custody as They Fight Extradition to the UK
The hearing comes as Andrew and Tristan Tate seek release from Romanian custody while contesting British extradition requests tied to sex trafficking charges.
Defense in Charlie Kirk Killing Argue Against Death Penalty, Say Shooter Hit 'Intended Target'
Tyler Robinson's attorneys contend the bullet traveled above the crowd at Utah Valley University, raising questions about whether others faced danger under state capital murder law.
Fox News Host Kilmeade Predicts U.S.-Iran 'Kinetic War' Before Labor Day
The comments from the Fox News personality came as bipartisan concerns about Iran's nuclear program have intensified in Congress.
Mamdani's Team Said NYPD Would Accompany His Wife on Middle East Vacation — Cops Say That's Not True
Both Syria and Lebanon are currently under State Department 'Do Not Travel' advisories due to terrorism concerns.
Top Adviser to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Leader Sits Down for Rare Interview With Western Media
Brig. Gen. Mohammad Reza Naqdi said Iran is winning the ongoing war and outlined Tehran's strategy of prolonging the conflict until after President Trump's potential second term.
Colombia Earthquake Search Continues for Thousands Missing as New President Faces First Crisis Test
The 7.4 magnitude quake has killed at least 181 people and injured nearly 2,600, with civilian databases suggesting the missing count could reach 4,000.
US Says Helicopter Fired Missiles to Disable Ship Breaking Iran Blockade
American forces carried out the strike against a vessel attempting to breach sanctions-related naval restrictions, according to US officials.