Beijing announced that China Coast Guard patrols around waters east of Taiwan are now routine—using lawfare tactics to assert sovereignty claims while avoiding direct military confrontation.
Iran fired multiple ballistic missiles at U.S. forces in Jordan, shattering a weekend pause in hostilities. All missiles were intercepted, and joint U.S.-Saudi strikes followed.
The Senate voted 51-47 to confirm Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence, ending a contentious nomination process amid significant restructuring of America's spy agencies.
Republicans have closed the gap to just three points in the latest Washington Post-Ipsos poll, giving the GOP renewed hope for retaining House control in November.
A coalition of ten nations aims to field the Freyja anti-ballistic system by 2027, reducing dependence on scarce American Patriot interceptors.
German authorities raise threat level after a 21-year-old known for ISIS ties drove into a crowd and stabbed multiple victims at Germany's largest Pride celebration.
President pauses bombing campaign to give negotiations a chance but promises swift return to military action if Tehran does not deliver a deal quickly.
GOP lawmakers warn that Democratic Socialists are poised to expand their foothold in Congress, intensifying the anticommunism message ahead of November midterms.