A federal grand jury in Manhattan is investigating financial crimes tied to a China-based billionaire who reportedly funneled large sums into U.S. Marxist and socialist organizations.
Despite recent military strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. officials affirm that diplomatic negotiations with Iran remain underway, though Tehran questions scheduling.
After renewed US-Iran military clashes near the Strait of Hormuz, President Trump confirmed planned talks in Doha, while Iranian officials denied immediate negotiations.
The Justice Department is probing Neville Roy Singham’s financial activities, scrutinizing claims he illegally funneled millions to Marxist and left-wing groups across the US.
The United States and Iran each announced delegations traveling to Qatar for talks amid persistent confusion about whether direct negotiations between the two countries will take place.
France’s new nuclear strategy offers limited protection for NATO, prompting calls for a tailored European extended deterrence that better addresses current security challenges.
The ongoing conflict over the Strait of Hormuz highlights Iran’s strategic leverage, unresolved nuclear issues, and the fragile aftermath of the abandoned Iran nuclear deal.
New reports reveal that Russian recruits in Ukraine survive only minutes in combat, highlighting drastic casualties and severe recruitment challenges for Moscow’s forces.
Reports reveal that most newly recruited Russian soldiers survive less than half an hour in combat, highlighting the devastating impact of drone warfare in Ukraine.
As the U.S. moves to lift long-standing sanctions on Iran, banks face significant hurdles adapting to evolving compliance requirements and managing risk in a fast-changing regulatory environment.
The National Nuclear Security Administration revealed an 11-foot AI-developed flight test vehicle designed to accelerate nuclear deterrent research during a public exhibit.
The Philippines sharply rebuked China for rejecting the 2016 arbitral tribunal ruling on the South China Sea, highlighting mounting diplomatic tensions over maritime sovereignty.