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EXCLUSIVE: Congress Moves To Prohibit Foreign Adversaries From Accessing Sensitive US National Labs, Citing Counterintelligence Threat

Chinese, Russian, Iranian, North Korean, and Cuban nationals have a history of stealing national security secrets. Lawmakers say it's past time to lock the door.

'In the End I Was Right': How a Harvard Historian Helped Reagan Topple Soviet Communism

REVIEW: 'The Man Who Knew Russia: Richard Pipes, Humanist and Cold Warrior' by Jonathan Daly

'Weak Link' Gavin Newsom Took $50K From Chinese EV Exec of Now-Blacklisted 'Chinese Military Company,' According to New Pentagon Classification

'The Department of War has blacklisted BYD for a reason,' a former US ambassador says.
 'It means that there is a threat to the national security of the United States.'

EXCLUSIVE: US Probe of Embattled UN Gaza Relief Agency Expands to 1,500 Staffers Suspected of Hamas Ties: UNRWA Could Soon Be Labeled a 'Foreign Terrorist Organization'

Momentum is growing for UNRWA to lose its diplomatic immunity, which would expose it to lawsuits from Oct 7 survivors and victims’ families

Cotton Pushes Sanctions on Any Nation Backing Iran's Hormuz Strait 'Toll Booth'

Key GOP senator says he is crafting new legislation to stop Tehran from netting $2 million profit per ship

'Georgian Nightmare': Once-Staunch US Ally Is Now an Iranian Client State

Under Georgian Dream's leadership, Tbilisi has become a fertile breeding ground for Iranian recruitment, terror ops

US Military Deserves Nobel Peace Prize 'Every Single Year' for Guaranteeing Global 'Safety and Security,' Hegseth Says

The secretary of war told reporters that President Donald Trump has authorized the Navy to 'shoot and kill' crews of Iranian boats that attempt to lay mines in the Strait of Hormuz

Iranian 'Ghost Fleet' Ferried $5 Billion in Oil, Primarily to China, Before US Blockade

Many of those ships are now headed back toward Iran, where they may attempt to breach the blockade