Foreign Policy - Page 437

June 24, 2024

Houthis suspected of expanding naval assaults, targeting ship far from previous strikes

Yemen's Houthi rebels are suspected of launching an attack further away from nearly all previous assaults in the Gulf of Aden, marking a potential escalation.

June 24, 2024

Oct. 7 attack victims sue UN relief org for diverting aid funds to Hamas

Attorney Gavriel Mairone and FOX Business host Charles Payne on the lawsuit alleging UNRWA led a money laundering scheme to help support Hamas.

June 24, 2024

Iran's ayatollah wants the nuclear bomb before Nov. 5

It's clear that Iran's supreme leader, whose loyalty to Russian anti-West aggression is unmistakable, is accelerating efforts to achieve nuclear weapons as quickly as possible.

June 23, 2024

Former Trump national security adviser details potential game plan to divide ‘axis of evil’

Robert O’Brien, ex-national security adviser for the Trump administration, said increasing American energy production can help divide the "axis of evil."

June 23, 2024

Biden ‘poured gasoline’ on the border fire: Lindsey Graham

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., joins ‘Fox News Sunday’ to discuss whether the Supreme Court should have a stronger ethics code, President Biden’s border executive action and ‘slow-walking’ weapons to Israel.

June 21, 2024

Putin won't 'nuke' London or US, says Nathan Sales

Former Trump counter-terror coordinator Nathan Sales says the Russian leader is 'saber-rattling' on 'The Story.'

June 21, 2024

Vandals deface tour bus for women's advocacy group with 'anti-woman messages'

The 'Take Back Title IX' bus was "egged and defaced with profanity and anti-woman messages" by "overnight vandals" in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

June 21, 2024

US to redirect air defense missiles to Ukraine instead of the countries that ordered them

National security spokesman John Kirby announced that the U.S. would redirect shipments of air defense interceptor missiles that were planned for other countries to Ukraine.

June 21, 2024

Putin's AI doctrine seeks semi-automated military as Moscow could look to China for help, expert says

Russia's urge to catch up to U.S. and China's AI dominance may cause it to take unnecessary risks, though current doctrine stresses the need to keep humans in the loop on decisions.

June 20, 2024

US reopens Gaza pier, resuming humanitarian aid deliveries

The pier attached to the Gaza Strip reopened Thursday in an effort to streamline humanitarian aid to Palestinians, U.S. officials said.