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Pentagon Admits Nearly 100 Troops Injured in Iran Strikes as Official Casualty Database Lags

The reporting gap raises the risk that injured service members will not get timely care, benefits or public accountability.

U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Falls to Lowest Level Since 1983

AIPAC Cuts Online Fundraising for Some Endorsed Democrats After House Vote on Israel Aid

U.S. Lets Hong Kong National Emergency Lapse While Key Sanctions Remain

U.S. Imposes 25% Tariffs on Wide Range of Brazilian Imports

U.S. Labels Juárez Cartel and Los Viagras as Foreign Terrorist Organizations

House Approves Measure to Withhold All U.S. Aid to Nigeria Over Protection of Christians

Trump Offers Ukraine a License to Make Patriot Missiles

Pentagon Planners Have Reviewed 101st Airborne Option for Cuba

Lawmakers Move to Remove US‑Israel Defense Technology Initiative From NDAA

Space Force Fields Meadowlands Transportable System to Jam Enemy Satellites

Rubio Assembles More Than 60 Nations for Summit on Far-Left Terrorism

Eswatini Accepts Fourth Group of U.S. Third‑Country Deportees

Colombia’s Transition Paused After Petro Refuses to Recognize Runoff Result

U.S. Commanders Bypassed Warnings Before Strike That Hit Minab School

U.S. Rotational Troop Deployment to Poland Will Resume, Polish Officials Say

US Approves Sale of 67 Hellfire Missiles to Singapore

Cuba Says U.S. Talks Have Stalled and Schedules U.N. Debate on Fuel Embargo

Oil Prices Rise After Doha Talks Stall

Lobbyists Drop Alibaba and Tencent as Pentagon Lobbying Rule Takes Effect