Baltic nations are leading European NATO countries in surpassing the alliance target of spending 2 percent of their gross domestic product (GDP) on defense, but that may not be enough if former President Trump wins another term in November, according to a former administration official. “The United States has a commitment to come to the...
Federal law enforcement shut down a Russian disinformation campaign backed by the Kremlin and operated by state-controlled media, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Tuesday. The DOJ said a “bot farm” network of nearly 1,000 accounts on the social media platform X used artificial intelligence (AI) to spread disinformation favorable to the Russian government. “Today’s...
President Biden on Tuesday opened the 75th anniversary summit of NATO by acknowledging the decade-long leadership of the outgoing secretary-general, Jens Stoltenberg, with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award of the U.S. In a moment that appeared to take the secretary-general by surprise, Biden invited Stoltenberg up on stage of the Mellon...
Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security The Big Story Russia strikes Ukraine as NATO summit begins Russia killed at least 38 people, including four children at a children's hospital, in mass strikes across Ukraine on Monday as NATO leaders gather in Washington to discuss support...
Democrats on Capitol Hill are coalescing — comfortably or not — behind the idea of keeping President Biden as their 2024 nominee despite a disastrous debate performance last month that prompted calls for him to bow out. At a private meeting of the House Democratic Caucus on Tuesday, an overwhelming majority of lawmakers voiced their support...
President Biden on Tuesday said NATO has grown stronger and that Russia is "failing" in its war in Ukraine, as he vowed the alliance will continue standing up for freedom amid a rise in threats across the globe. "Together, we built a global coalition to stand with Ukraine," Biden said. "Make no mistake, Russia is...
Various lawmakers on Capitol Hill refused to respond when asked by Fox News Digital about Biden’s ability to remain in office, while others expressed confidence in his abilities.
Former Obama advisers known as the "Obama bros" went all in on criticizing President Biden during their latest podcast episode following his poor debate and interview performances.