Support for Donald Trump was forged by partisanship and held in place by a combination of that partisanship and people’s reluctance to change their minds.
Russian missiles struck Ukraine's second-largest city overnight, injuring at least 17 people, according to authorities. Kharkiv regional Gov. Oleh Syniehubov, in a post on Telegram, said the two strikes came from the Russian border region of Belgorod — about 50 miles from the Ukrainian city. The S-300 missiles damaged about 20 apartment buildings and a...
Secretary of State Antony Blinken reiterated his belief that finding a pathway for Palestine to become its own state is "necessary" for Israel to obtain "genuine security," while giving remarks in Davos, Switzerland. “The problem is getting from here to there, and of course, it requires very difficult, challenging decisions," Blinken said Wednesday at the...
Barely one day passed in 2024 before another reminder was issued of one of the most serious developments in national security and terrorism — the increasing prevalence of political assassinations around the world.
Although New Hampshire will essentially be a two-person race, South Carolina and the first Super Tuesday states will not. Trump will, as he did in Iowa, face a fractured opposition. And while he is currently polling well above 50 percent in most of those states, he won’t need to do even that well.
President Biden this afternoon will urge congressional leaders during an Oval Office meeting to back his languishing request to send Ukraine and Israel more aid and tighten immigration and border security, as proposed by Republicans. In an election year, and while former President Trump is outpacing the incumbent in recent polls, it’s unlikely that an...
Clashes with Iranian-backed militia groups in the Middle East are testing the Biden administration’s relationship with the Iraqi government, with Baghdad reviving calls for American troops to leave the country as the ongoing fighting turns Iraq back into a warzone. Iran carried out a strike this week in Iraq that it claimed hit an Israeli...
Helena Fu's new job puts her in charge of technologies that could produce promising innovation and serious risks in the future. Fu, who leads the Department of Energy’s (DOE) new Office of Critical and Emerging Technology, is in charge of coordinating the department's research around artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, semiconductors and more. She said...