US and Iranian officials have resumed negotiations in Oman as Washington urges Tehran to ensure safe, toll-free passage through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz following recent attacks on commercial vessels.
The U.S. is advancing technology to power drones with nuclear waste-derived batteries, enabling continuous airborne missions lasting over 30 years without refueling.
At a NATO summit, Donald Trump pledged US authorization for Ukraine to manufacture Patriot missile interceptors, signaling a strategic shift amid ongoing tensions with Russia.
China successfully recovered the first stage of its Long March 10B rocket on an offshore platform, marking a milestone in reusable rocket technology amid competition with the US.
In 2024, the Biden Justice Department loosened federal fentanyl seizure protocols during an internal probe into a controversial operation that allowed the drug’s trafficking in New Mexico.
The U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on key Iranian financial actors, aiming to sever Tehran’s access to global markets following recent maritime attacks and military strikes.
MIT researchers propose a compact satellite sensor capable of detecting nuclear warheads in space by tracking neutron emissions, offering a new tool for treaty verification.
The Trump administration reportedly set a deadline for Iran to acknowledge fault and cease assaults on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, signaling high tensions between the two nations.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani minimized an aborted meeting attempt between his international affairs commissioner and Iran’s UN ambassador as Republican lawmakers demand explanations.
President Trump announced that while peace talks with Iran will resume, the United States no longer recognizes the ceasefire following recent attacks on commercial vessels and military strikes.
China’s submarine-launched ballistic missile test highlights the difficulties Beijing faces in sustaining a credible, survivable nuclear deterrent amid strict military oversight and communication hurdles.
A new survey reveals significant support for Hamas among Muslim Americans and a notable drop in positive views of Israel, especially among younger U.S. adults across political and religious groups.