World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
U.S. and Iran Hold Preliminary Talks in Oman Amid Broader Tensions
Diplomats meet to discuss nuclear program and regional security as both sides signal openness to continued negotiation.
Russia Launches Massive Attack on Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure, Zelensky Confirms
Ukraine's president reports coordinated strikes targeting power grid as winter persists, marking the latest in months-long campaign against civilian energy supplies.
Geopolitical Tensions Shadow 2026 Winter Olympics as U.S. Foreign Policy Divides Allies
The intersection of international sports and American 'America First' diplomacy creates a complex backdrop for the Milano-Cortina Games.
Epstein Scandal Topples European Leaders While U.S. Political Class Escapes Scrutiny
A growing gap in institutional accountability has emerged as European governments face resignations while American inquiries remain largely stalled.
Abbott Deploys Texas Troopers to Border After Cartel Kingpin Killing Sparks Violence in Mexico
The deployment adds up to 1,000 troopers to the Rio Grande region, prompting mixed reactions from U.S. and Mexican officials.
Patel’s Olympics Trip Raises Questions About Use of Taxpayer Funds
A congressional delegation’s travel to the 2026 Winter Games in Milan cost $45,000 of federal funds, prompting an Office of the Inspector General review and bipartisan criticism.
State Department Reports Hundreds of Calls to 24‑Hour Hotline for U.S. Citizens in Mexico
The hotline, launched in 2023, has fielded increasing requests for assistance as travel to Mexico rises amid safety concerns.