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A Colonial Revival house in Capitol Hill, featuring one of the neighborhood's largest residential pools, is on the market. The property boasts a rich history, extensive renovations, and unique amenities.
The Pentagon concludes its rare dual aircraft carrier deployment in the Middle East as USS Theodore Roosevelt heads home. This shift comes amidst ongoing regional tensions and naval rotations.
The National Security Agency reveals its pivotal contributions to locating Osama bin Laden, marking a shift towards transparency. A new podcast and exclusive interviews shed light on the agency's secretive operations.
North Carolina's Supreme Court approves Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s ballot removal, while Michigan rejects it. The decision impacts election logistics and costs in North Carolina, with potential delays in ballot distribution.
Senator Tommy Tuberville halts Lt. Gen. Ronald P. Clark's promotion to Pacific commander, citing concerns over Defense Secretary Austin's hospitalization incident. The move reignites debate on military appointments and transparency.
President Biden's move to block Nippon Steel's acquisition of U. S. Steel faces potential legal challenges. The decision, citing national security concerns, has raised questions about political motivations and impact on U.S.-Japan relations.
Georgia Tech terminates collaboration with blacklisted Tianjin University in China due to national security concerns and pending legislation. The decision impacts current students and future global experiences.
Alfred Goldberg, a prominent U. S. military historian who served on the Warren Commission and documented the Pentagon's 9/11 response, has passed away at 105. His career spanned seven decades of American military history.
Republican representatives urge Biden administration to address national security risks posed by Chinese-made agricultural drones. They request detailed information from government agencies by September 30.
U. S. Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro breached the Hatch Act by endorsing President Biden and criticizing former President Trump during an official trip. The Office of Special Counsel confirmed the violation.
Former President Trump refutes reports of an incident during his visit to Arlington National Cemetery. Officials confirm altercation occurred, sparking debate over campaign activities at military sites.
Trump's campaign and Gold Star families respond to VP Harris's accusations of politicizing a cemetery visit. The dispute centers on the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal and its aftermath.
U. S. Defense Secretary approves additional military assistance for Secret Service during 2024 election campaign. Enhanced security measures follow July 2023 assassination attempt on former President Trump.
US agencies funded research leading to 1,020 patents for China-based inventors since 2010, sparking debate over US-China science pact. Patents cover sensitive fields like biotech and semiconductors.
A new documentary, "War Game," depicts a simulated 2025 insurrection involving National Guard defectors. The film, based on a real exercise, raises questions about handling potential future threats to U.S. democracy.
The ICE Pact, a new trilateral agreement, aims to boost icebreaker production and counter China's growing influence in the Arctic. This strategic move addresses US shipbuilding decline and regional geopolitical challenges.
Sherri Goodman's book reveals the intricate process of integrating environmental concerns into U. S. defense policy. It offers insights into the challenges and successes of transforming institutional thinking on climate and security.
USAID report exposes difficulties in US floating pier aid mission to Gaza. Despite setbacks, officials defend the project as part of comprehensive humanitarian efforts amid ongoing conflict.
Rep. McCaul calls for Jake Sullivan to testify on the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal, threatening to compel his appearance. The request is part of an ongoing investigation into the U.S. exit strategy and its aftermath.
Army Private Travis King agrees to plead guilty to desertion and other charges following his unauthorized crossing into North Korea in 2023. The case involves a complex history of misconduct and international incident.
Analysis reveals why U. S. party platforms offer limited insight into future foreign policy decisions. Presidential autonomy, unforeseen events, and inner circle influence outweigh pre-election promises.
U. S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin reassured Israel of continued support against regional threats during a call with Israeli counterpart. The discussion focused on defense strategies against Hezbollah and Iran-backed groups.
China's new restrictions on antimony exports highlight the West's critical mineral dependence. Despite efforts to diversify, the U.S. faces challenges in securing alternative sources, underscoring long-term supply chain vulnerabilities.
A former Army financial advisor received a 12-year prison sentence for defrauding Gold Star families of $3. 7 million. The case led to enhanced vetting procedures for military financial counselors.
A former Army financial advisor has been sentenced to over 12 years in prison for defrauding Gold Star families of $3. 7 million. The case led to enhanced vetting procedures for military financial counselors.
U. S. President Biden approved a classified nuclear strategy in March, reorienting deterrence towards China's growing arsenal. The "Nuclear Employment Guidance" remains unannounced, with Congress expecting notification.
As global nuclear arsenals expand, experts propose "no first use" policy as a realistic approach to reduce risks. China's stance and historical precedents offer hope for nuclear de-escalation.
Australian mining firm Northern Minerals faces Chinese investment concerns, highlighting the global struggle for critical minerals. Government intervention underscores efforts to reduce dependence on China's rare earth monopoly.
Pentagon reports eight U. S. service members injured in a recent drone attack on a Syrian base. The incident, believed to be carried out by Iran-backed forces, resulted in traumatic brain injuries and smoke inhalation.
The US Navy is positioning two aircraft carriers in the Middle East as tensions rise with Iran. This deployment showcases the carriers' crucial role in projecting power, despite operational challenges.