World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
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.
U.S. Looks to Boost Anti-China Spending Worldwide by Hundreds of Millions, Documents Say
The Trump administration is preparing $175 million for undersea cables in the Caribbean and Central America while considering nearly $500 million more in total funding for counter-China programs globally.
A Widely Repeated Statistic Is Shaping Britain's Grooming-Gangs Debate
The figure, cited by both critics and defenders of government policy, has become central to discussions about institutional failures and community relations.
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden Defeats Bitcoin Evangelist Toby Doeden in Primary Runoff
The outcome marks the state's first gubernatorial runoff under a 35% threshold law that forced the top two June primary finishers into a head-to-head contest.
Lindsey Graham Discussed Ukraine Peace Efforts in Previously Unreleased Video
The South Carolina Republican senator was recorded expressing frustration while pursuing diplomatic efforts to end the conflict, according to NBC News reporting.
US Walks Out of UN Security Council Meeting During France's Remarks
The diplomatic incident occurred during a Security Council session, marking a notable moment of tension between the two allies.
Opinion Piece Questions Germany's Response to Berlin Terror Attack Following Pride Event
The American Spectator publishes an opinion column arguing German officials have not adequately addressed a terror incident that occurred during the Christopher Street Day parade.
In a Ukrainian Bomb Shelter, Laura Loomer Explains Shift on Russia's War
The conservative commentator who previously spread conspiracy theories about the conflict says she traveled to Ukraine to see the damage firsthand.
US Air Base in South Korea Confirms 'Ground Mishap' Prompting Brief Evacuation
Osan Air Base near Seoul detected a white phosphorus leak around 5 p.m., prompting local authorities to order nearby Pyeongtaek residents to shelter briefly before the situation was contained.