World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
White House Teases Trudeau after U.S. Beats Canada in Olympic Hockey Gold Medal Game
The Biden administration posted a social‑media message celebrating the victory, prompting remarks from Canadian officials and political commentators across the spectrum.
Mexican Drug Lord ‘El Mencho’ Killed in Military Operation, Government Says
The Mexican army’s operation in Michoacán on Feb. 22 targeted the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
Canada Summons OpenAI Senior Staff Over Tumbler Ridge Shooting
Canadian officials called senior OpenAI executives to discuss how the company's AI tools may have been used in the February shooting that left two dead in British Columbia.
South Africa Summons New U.S. Ambassador to Explain Criticism as Diplomatic Rift Deepens
Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III was called to account for comments on South Africa's affirmative action laws and diplomatic ties with Iran, marking the lowest point in U.S.-South Africa relations since apartheid ended.
CIA Prepares Criminal Referral of Tucker Carlson, as Israel and Its Loyalists Demand His Arrest
The potential referral marks an escalation in the debate over free speech and U.S. foreign policy alignment with Israel, though details remain limited.
Tehran Residents Describe Being Caught Between US-Israeli Strikes and Regime Repression
In BBC interviews, Tehran residents detailed living under constant fear as military operations intensify alongside Iranian government efforts to reassert control.
FBI Warns Russian Hackers Targeting Americans on Signal, Thousands of Accounts Compromised
The joint FBI-CISA warning says the operation targets officials, military personnel and journalists using phishing schemes that exploit trusted identities.
Rubio Arrives in Europe for G7 Talks as Allies Push Back on Iran War Strategy
Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets G7 foreign ministers in France amid a four-week conflict and disputes over U.S. demands for European support.
American Arrested, Accused of Sabotaging Czech Drone Factory Linked to Ukraine Supply Chain
Three suspects detained in connection with fire at facility allegedly supplying drones to Ukraine; authorities investigate as potential terrorism.
Vance Heads Back to Washington Without Deal, Reveals What Sticking Point Is With Iran
Vice President Vance returns from diplomatic talks with no agreement reached, with both sides citing fundamental disagreements over Iran's nuclear program demands.