Countries without nuclear weapons could decide nuclear nonproliferation and transparency efforts that the world has taken for ...

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As the dust settles over the American missile and bomb craters in Iran, questions are already swirling about the success of ...

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Many signs, unfortunately, now point to another coup looming in the relatively near future. Thai politics, particularly army ...

Birthright citizenship was intended to repeal the Supreme Court’s 1857 Dred Scott v. Sandford decision, in which it ruled that Black people, free or enslaved, were not U.S. citizens but rather ...

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Today, fighting persists on the ground. It’s entirely possible that agreements will be signed, handshakes photographed, ...

Despite the impressive advances in airpower since the 1950s—like the precision-guided munitions employed in Saturday’s attack ...

The United States joined Israel’s bombing campaign of Iran’s nuclear program. A clear picture of the damage inside Iran—and the state of its nuclear strength—is still unfolding.

A shell-shocked President Tinubu traveled to Makurdi, the Benue State capital, where he directed security agencies to “hunt ...

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