An underground intelligence network uses subterfuge and honey traps to direct drone strikes deep inside Russian-occupied territory.

June is full of clashes between flavors of the Democratic Party as the two largest blue states hold primaries, from the race to replace Nancy Pelosi in California to a... Read More

Japanese toilet maker Toto Ltd. expects spending in its chip-related operations to make up more than half its total capex in coming years, as it chases new gains from an artificial intelligence surge.

Geriatric Americans are hoarding wealth and power.

Oil plunged to $94 a ​barrel after Washington and Tehran agreed a two-week ‌ceasefire. In a best-case scenario it could take months to restore traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. Even then Iranian tolls, ​restocking depleted reserves and fears of future disruption ​will push up prices.

A former C.I.A. officer says that he recruited scientists as part of the United States’ effort to disrupt Iran’s nuclear program.

"We are extremely concerned regarding the effect that this will have on inflation, on jobs and on food security," Paschal Donohoe said

A delay in approving Taiwan's budget this year threatens T$78 billion ($2.44 ‌billion) in weapons procurement, maintenance and training, a senior defence ministry official said on Thursday.

The world is facing a second energy crisis in less than five years. Is it better prepared this time? Investor Aurore Belfrage joins the Zero podcast to discuss.

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A federal judge in California said on Wednesday that U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials had violated a previous order ​from her on warrantless arrests when they carried out an immigration ‌sweep in a Home Depot parking lot in Sacramento.

The California governor said the president runs a force “deployed to serve his agenda — not the law.”

While most G7 nations have poor relations with Iran, Japan has relatively friendly ties with the country, potentially giving Tokyo more diplomatic sway.

The Fujairah oil hub has been hit repeatedly by Iranian drones as the US-Israeli war continues to ignite instability.

Iran’s threat to send oil prices to $200 a barrel may sound like bombast, but as the energy crisis drags on, that outcome looks more likely than U.S. President Donald Trump’s prediction that prices will soon fall back to pre-war levels.

Iran set a massive natural gas field in the United Arab Emirates ablaze as it steps up attacks on key energy sites, while US President Donald Trump appealed to allies and the likes of China to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

‘You can block a passport. You cannot block a voice,’ Palestinian actor Motaz Malhees said

Two veteran journalists produced a documentary that showed evidence of war crimes in Gaza. But the BBC refused to air the film. Why?

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Donald Trump launched an illegal attack on Iran while Congress was literally fast asleep.

Yes, states like California, New York, and Illinois can theoretically collaborate on such a system, but it is a monumental legal and financial undertaking. Under the U.S. Constitution (Article I, Sect...

The mainstreaming of transgressive ideas is the culmination of a yearslong conservative project.