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New START Limits Poised to Expire Feb. 5 With No U.S.–Russia Deal to Keep Caps

Russia has floated a reciprocal one-year freeze, with U.S. officials showing no sign of acceptance.

Aldrich Ames, CIA Officer Who Spied for Moscow, Dies in Federal Custody at 84

U.S. Growler Jets Blinded Venezuelan Air Defenses During Maduro Capture, Reports Say

Aldrich Ames, CIA Mole Who Spied for Moscow, Dies in Federal Custody at 84

Graham Targets Cuba After Maduro Capture, Declares the Regime’s ‘Days Are Numbered’

Kim Jong Un Orders Ramp-Up of New Multiple Rocket Launchers After Factory Inspection

NORAD’s Santa Tracker Marks 70 Years With Web Calling and Multilingual Support

NASA Image Reveals 14-Mile 'Siberian Snowman' of Frozen Lagoons

Peacock Unveils First Trailer for Ponies, Sets Jan. 15 Premiere

UK Awards 43 U.S. Marshall Scholarships for 2026 Cohort

Kim Jong-un Pays Condolence Visit to Russian Embassy After Ambassador Matsegora's Death

Martina Navratilova Denounces Trump’s Second Term in New Home of the Brave Ad

Berlin Retires ADAC Rescue Helicopter 'Christoph 31' After Ceremonial Fly-Out

WSJ Reveals Germany’s 1,200-Page War Plan to Move 800,000 NATO Troops East

Germany's Classified 'Oplan Deu' Maps Movement of 800,000 NATO Troops East

ARD Releases Five-Part "Being Katarina Witt" With New Footage of Calgary Return

Federal Archives Maintains Hand Reconstruction of Shredded Stasi Files

UK Intercepts Russian Corvette and Tanker in Channel as Naval Monitoring Intensifies

Ex-CIA Officer Says A.Q. Khan Paid Pakistani Generals as He Ran Global Nuclear Network

RFE/RL Shuts Hungarian Service After Trump Administration Pulls Funding