The USS Abraham Lincoln is steaming toward its home port in San Diego after months of successful combat operations in the Middle East, but the carrier's return comes at a moment of troubling uncertainty for America's naval future. Lincoln's crew of 5,000 sailors has earned their homecoming. During their deployment, they destroyed more than 200 Iranian drones threatening … [Read more...] about USS Abraham Lincoln Returns Home as Pentagon Faces Critical Carrier Decisions
Service Members Report Major Damage to American Installations as Iran Campaign Escalates
Newly obtained photographs provide the American public with its first comprehensive look at the extensive damage Iranian missile and drone attacks have inflicted upon United States military installations throughout the Middle East. The images, provided by active duty service members who requested anonymity due to military media restrictions, reveal a scope of destruction that … [Read more...] about Service Members Report Major Damage to American Installations as Iran Campaign Escalates
Russian Intelligence Network Accused of Planning Political Killing in Nation’s Capital
The Department of Justice has unveiled charges against five individuals accused of operating a sophisticated murder-for-hire network directed by Russian intelligence services, including a plot this summer to assassinate a prominent Russian dissident living in Washington, D.C. The charges, unsealed late Tuesday, paint a troubling picture of what prosecutors describe as a … [Read more...] about Russian Intelligence Network Accused of Planning Political Killing in Nation’s Capital
Canada Seeks Economic Security Through Expanded Partnership with European Union
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed international investors and government officials at the inaugural Canada Investment Summit on Tuesday, outlining his administration's strategic pivot toward Europe as tensions with the United States continue to strain longstanding economic relationships between the two North American neighbors. The prime minister's remarks … [Read more...] about Canada Seeks Economic Security Through Expanded Partnership with European Union
Families Separated as Deportees Land in Liberia Thousands of Miles From Home Countries
MONROVIA, Liberia — In a three-story hotel along the remote coastline of this West African nation, dozens of men and women find themselves in an extraordinary predicament. None are Liberian citizens. Many have never set foot in Africa before last month. These deportees hail from Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, and Venezuela, as well as from African nations such as … [Read more...] about Families Separated as Deportees Land in Liberia Thousands of Miles From Home Countries