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Biden admin says its policy has cut number of migrants who can claim asylum at the border
"There has been an immediate reduction in encounters at the border,” said a top DHS official in a court filing.
Biden faces dilemma as U.S. and Iran negotiate possible prisoner swap
As the U.S. and Iran pursue a possible prisoner exchange and an informal agreement on averting a nuclear crisis, President Biden could soon face a politically fraught decision.
Biden gambles that delaying sanctions and playing down espionage will improve China relations
Critics say the White House is allowing China to pressure it into making concessions in order to revive diplomacy.
UPS workers vote to authorize strike while cheering unexpected progress on heat safety
The decision, with 97% of ballots in favor, clears the way for a potential work stoppage as soon as Aug. 1 and comes days after a tentative deal on new cooling measures that workers hailed as a big step forward in contract talks.
Space Command builds out Colorado HQ as Congress members try to force Alabama move
Space Command's commander began a review to determine whether the command is at Full Operational Capability, a step toward making the temporary Colorado HQ permanent.
U.S. government says several agencies hacked as part of broader cyberattack
Jen Easterly, head of the top civilian cybersecurity watchdog, said the agency was tracking the hackers “as a well-known ransomware group.”
A powerful U.S. political family is linked to copper mining in the Colombian rainforest
The family of N.H. Gov. Chris Sununu has been in mining for decades. Their latest project would build a mine in the Colombian Amazon, raising ethical and ecological concerns.
22 U.S. service members injured in helicopter incident in Syria
Fifteen of the injured were transported to a U.S. military hospital in Germany, and one was sent back to the U.S. All of the injured are stable, and some are already back at work.
Austin picks man for top Navy job instead of woman who was considered front-runner
Adm. Samuel Paparo’s nomination as chief of naval operations went to the White House a week ago. Adm. Lisa Franchetti would have been the first woman on the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
China has been spying on the U.S. from Cuba for years, Biden administration official says
The official said that Beijing has had an eavesdropping post in Cuba for years, that China upgraded the facility in 2019, and that it was a problem the Biden administration “inherited.”
Is the Biden administration downplaying China's plans for an eavesdropping post in Cuba?
Critics accuse the White House of being too eager to preserve a U.S. diplomatic trip to Beijing and of pulling its punches regarding China's actions.
