World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
Iranian School Devastated by Airstrike; Grieving Families Say They Will Never Forget
More than 150 people were killed when airstrikes hit the elementary school in Minab on the opening day of the U.S.-Israel air campaign, with authorities saying 120 of the victims were children ages 6 to 11.
Giving Iran Control of Strait of Hormuz Would Be a Mistake, Bolton Argues
Former Trump national security advisor discussed U.S. strategy toward Iran in a PBS NewsHour interview amid ongoing tensions over the strategic shipping lane.
Live Results: Polls Close in Texas as Paxton and Cornyn Compete for Republican Senate Nomination
President Trump endorsed Paxton last week; winner will face Democrat James Talarico in November.
TrackAIPAC Account Linked to Elizabeth Warren Campaign After Rebranding From Progressive Activism
The account, now known for attacking pro-Israel figures and building conservative 'America First' following, previously operated as 'California for Warren' promoting the senator's 2020 presidential campaign.
Military Spouses Face Steeper Career Challenges Than Civilian Counterparts, Data Shows
With unemployment nearly four times higher and earnings 38% below civilian spouses, advocates push for workplace flexibility as a national security issue.
Spencer Pratt Alleges Drew Carey, Chelsea Handler Appear in Epstein Files Amid LA Mayoral Race
The reality TV star and mayoral candidate posted an alleged 2002 email and a Shane Gillis clip claiming both comedians had connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Spring Heat Wave Shatters Records and Brings Deaths in Europe
The United Kingdom broke a century-old temperature record twice in 24 hours as the unseasonable heat extended across France, Spain, and Italy.
US-Iran Negotiations in Qatar Aim to End 12-Week Conflict, Reopen Strait of Hormuz
The emerging framework would require Iran to give up enriched uranium stockpiles while the U.S. gradually lifts sanctions and reopens critical oil shipping lanes.
Federal Agencies Rescind Workplace Harassment Guidance as Critics Warn of Weaker Protections
The EEOC eliminated its 2024 harassment enforcement guidance in January while the Education Department's civil rights office has resolved zero sexual assault complaints since January 2025.
U.S. Renews Strikes on Iran, Citing Threats Posed to American Troops
Military says targets included missile-launch sites and boats attempting to set mines in southern Iran as tensions with Tehran persist.