Criminal complaint alleges Gaza-based operative entered U.S. on fraudulent visa and participated in 2023 assault in Israel. Federal authorities announced the arrest of a Gazan man living in…
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U.S. Treasury Targets Networks Supporting Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq
OFAC sanctions individuals and companies accused of aiding Iran’s Revolutionary Guard and affiliated groups through financial and weapons networks. The U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control…
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U.S. Admiral Receives Service Medal from Norway for Arctic Defense
He was recognized for strengthening U.S., NATO defense in the Arctic. Norway recently awarded U.S. Admiral Stuart Munsch, commander of Naval Forces Europe-Africa and Allied Joint Force Command…
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Marine Corps Use New Missile Systems in Joint Exercises Near Taiwan
The U.S. partnered with the Japanese military in island defense drills. Commander of III Marine Expeditionary Force Lt. General Roger Turner spoke about the Resolute Dragon military exercise…
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President Trump Urges NATO Nations to Halt Russian Oil Purchases
He says the ongoing trade “weakens” negotiations and bargaining power. President Donald Trump recently urged NATO members to stop buying oil from Russia. The president called their continued…
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Pentagon Warns Venezuela After Two F-16 Jets Fly Over U.S. Navy Destroyer
Tensions have heightened in the Caribbean after the U.S. strike on a Venezuelan drug boat. The Pentagon denounced the fly-by of two Venezuelan F-16 fighter jets over a…
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Coast Guard Commissions and Deploys Newest Icebreaker to Arctic Region
$25 billion for polar fleet expansion passed in recent reconciliation bill. President Donald Trump formally commissioned a new icebreaker for the U.S. Coast Guard last week, the first…
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FAA Releases Updated Hiring Plan for Air Traffic Controllers
The agency intends to add thousands of air traffic controllers and safety personnel as technology and travel landscapes shift. The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) released an updated…
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Mexico Transfers 26 Suspected Cartel Leaders to U.S.
The Justice Department has agreed not to seek the death penalty. The United States and Mexico announced that the latter nation agreed to transfer 26 suspected drug cartel…
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Active-Duty Soldier Charged with Espionage and Export Violations
Fort Bliss service member accused of passing sensitive M1A2 Abrams data and hardware The Department of Justice announced the arrest of an active-duty U.S. Army soldier for allegedly…
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