Negotiations over immigration enforcement broke down, leaving only the Department of Homeland Security without appropriations and creating a political standoff that affects TSA, the Coast Guard and other critical services.
A federal court has ordered U.S. officials to enable a limited group of Venezuelan men, previously expelled under a wartime statute, to return and seek judicial review of their deportations.
An investigation links millions in deportation spending, social media–fueled panic in an Ohio city and contested ICE plans in New Hampshire, showing how policy, rumor and opaque planning collide.
As President Trump presses to end the U.S. military mission in Syria, the transfer of detainees and a changing security landscape have increased worries about an isis comeback and strained relations with regional partners.
the second deployment of the USS Gerald R. Ford underscores rising tensions: iran rebuffs limits on ballistic missiles while protest communications and regional detainee transfers complicate the security picture
A targeted limitation of Starlink access appears to have weakened Russian drone-enabled attacks and fractured unit communications, creating both operational gaps and information fog along the front.
The cia has published dramatic mandarin videos and secure-contact instructions aimed at Chinese military officers amid reported leadership purges, framing outreach as a path to protect sources and reveal internal corruption.
At the Munich Security Conference on February 13, 2026, Chancellor Friedrich Merz described a transformed geopolitical era and urged Washington and European capitals to rebuild a stronger, more pragmatic partnership against rising great power competition.
U.S. sanctions have cut energy lifelines to Cuba, triggering widespread blackouts and shortages; coupled with global nickel demand, the island is now at the center of a new geopolitical contest.
Historian Ilia Venyavkin traces how sacred buildings and influential figures created a cultural infrastructure that eased support for the russian invasion.
Washington announces the USS Gerald R. Ford will deploy to the Middle East to back the USS Abraham Lincoln, intensifying military presence while talks with Iran proceed
brazilian prosecutors and police targeted a China-linked electronics distribution network accused of moving more than one billion reais through an e-commerce channel allegedly tied to the PCC criminal group.
Trump intends to visit Venezuela, a move tied to fresh U.S. licences for the oil sector and deeper engagement with interim leader Delcy Rodriguez.
a concise investigation into how ultra-processed foods, additives and contaminants in everyday products may influence health, plus what parents and consumers can do
African leaders arrive in Addis Ababa for an AU summit prioritizing water and climate resilience while navigating acute security challenges and the fallout from Israel’s recognition of Somaliland.
High-level envoys from Ukraine, Russia and the United States will meet in Geneva on February 17–18 to pursue a framework for a ceasefire and discuss the contested Donbas region, amid continued frontline fighting and diplomatic manoeuvres.