The US government intensifies diplomatic, economic, and security efforts across Pacific Island nations aiming to strengthen ties and offer an alternative to China’s expanding presence.
The USS Scorpion, a nuclear-powered submarine with 99 men aboard, vanished during a secret mission in the Atlantic—its sinking remains unexplained decades later.
The FCC approved enhanced cybersecurity measures for the nation’s emergency alert systems and updated security protocols governing undersea cable providers.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio firmly opposed Iran’s proposal to charge ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, warning it threatens regional security and global trade.
Iranian forces struck a cargo vessel passing through the Strait of Hormuz, heightening tensions amid ongoing disputes over maritime transit fees in this critical shipping corridor.
A fast-tracked court ruling led by a judge allied with the Trump administration blocked a Biden-era policy letting immigration judges delay deportation cases indefinitely.
A newly identified macOS malware embeds deceptive system error messages to confuse AI-based malware analysis tools, complicating automated detection and investigation efforts.
Iraq’s new government moves to restrict Iran-backed militias’ weapons under state authority in an effort to consolidate security and reduce Tehran’s influence.
Small and medium-sized businesses face a surge in cyberattacks involving counterfeit AI tools and communication apps, while weaker defenses make them prime targets.
After a tense confrontation with President Trump, Senate Republicans reversed their stance on a resolution aimed at limiting his war powers concerning Iran, causing the measure to fail.
China’s new ethnic unity law grants authorities legal power over people abroad, raising concerns among Taiwan officials and international human rights advocates.
A federal appeals court ruled against the Justice Department’s attempt to obtain Michigan’s full voter database, rejecting the demand amid ongoing election-related litigation.