Conflicting accounts of Ukraine’s satellite access show why reporters must distinguish presidential claims from independently verified service status, even as Skydance consolidates streaming leadership.
Republican lawmakers are challenging President Trump’s easing of Russia sanctions, raising the prospect that defense and spending bills could become leverage in disputes over Ukraine policy.
ESET says a decentralized network featured in a cyberattack in Ukraine, while Microsoft and Japan’s police disrupted services tied to more than a billion malicious messages.
U.S. tariffs and Canadian retaliation have strained a trade relationship that leaders on both sides describe as changed. Mark Carney says the tariffs have raised costs for American families, while…
A Russian satellite’s close approach to a commercial radar spacecraft and Australia’s undersea-drone disclosures highlight emerging capabilities—and unanswered questions about protection and recovery.
A cross-party dispute over Russia could shape post-election defense and spending bills, while Democrats prepare possible Treasury and IRS investigations if they regain a chamber.
The Nation’s “Start Making Sense” episode features Harold Meyerson’s analysis of the November 3 midterms and Katha Pollitt’s comments on a sexual assault at Cornell. The episode description says Republicans…
A U.S. envoy pressed Moscow to consider renewed Ukraine talks as Washington weighs security guarantees, expands counter-drone planning and confronts China’s proposed AI export controls.
Ukraine’s president cited disruptions to U.S. support as Congress questions Trump’s Russia policy, while midterm races and a California voting case bring separate disputes into focus.
