Russian and other state-backed hackers continue to target U.S. military members and their families, holding their personal information hostage and threatening, among other things, to attack service members and their families in their homes.
As Georgia teeters of the brink of a backslide into authoritarianism, two leading senators are warning that a campaign of repression against pro-Western protesters opens the door "for increased Russian meddling in the country" and could jeopardize the historically close relationship between the U.S. and Georgia.
As anti-war sentiment spread across the country in the early 1970s, a young Bernie Sanders accused the United States of committing atrocities in Vietnam on par with Nazi Germany, saying U.S. military action there was "almost as bad as what Hitler did."
The Trump administration has again renewed key sanctions waivers permitting Iran to conduct sensitive nuclear work, generating anger among GOP hawks who have long called for the administration to quit giving Tehran a pass on its pursuit of an atomic weapon.
Israeli leaders have agreed to the framework for a Palestinian state that would see the new country more than double in size with its capital located in Eastern Jerusalem, according to information provided by the White House.
Leading GOP lawmakers are threatening to scale back the level of intelligence sharing with the United Kingdom over its willingness to allow Chinese state-controlled telecom Huawei to take over its mobile networks.
An internal divide in the Trump administration over American aid to Lebanon is reaching a breaking point as Lebanon forms a government controlled by the Iranian-backed terror group Hezbollah, according to sources familiar with the matter who spoke to the Washington Free Beacon.
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