Rubio Urges Cubans to Cooperate With U.S. Intelligence, Reviving Decades-Old Spy Rivalry
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has invited Cubans to cooperate with the CIA, prompting objections from Havana and renewed focus on decades of Cuban espionage against the United States, including the cases of Ana Belén Montes, Victor Manuel Rocha, and Kendall and Gwendolyn Myers.
Democrats Signal Hegseth’s Removal Could Be Condition for Pentagon Funding Deal
Democratic lawmakers including Sen. Tim Kaine and Rep. Hakeem Jeffries are signaling that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s removal could factor into negotiations over Pentagon funding that expires December 11.
Four Canadian Soldiers Killed, Dozens Hurt in Wainwright Base Fire
Prime Minister Mark Carney says four Canadian service members were killed and dozens injured after a wind-driven fire broke out during a training exercise at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta, overwhelming hospitals in Wainwright, Edmonton, Red Deer and Calgary.
Leidos CEO Says Border Security Gaps Persist Without More Port Screening Investment
Leidos CEO Tom Bell said expanding screening of vehicles and cargo at U.S. ports and border crossings will require new investment in fixed infrastructure, noting that not every car is currently screened for narcotics.
Leidos CEO Says Company’s Work With CISA Aims to Shield Water, Power Systems From Rising Cyber Threats
Leidos CEO Tom Bell says his company’s work with CISA is key to protecting U.S. water systems, power grids, and other infrastructure from a growing number of cyber threats tied to China and AI.
Irvine Realtor Accused of Spying for China on President of Taiwan’s Son
An Irvine realtor was arrested at LAX while trying to board a flight to Shanghai, accused of surveilling the son of Taiwan’s president on behalf of Chinese government officials.
Experts Warn Next Major Attack on U.S. Could Target GPS, Not Buildings
Security analysts say the next major attack on the U.S. homeland may not target buildings but the GPS and positioning systems that quietly underpin transportation, agriculture, emergency response and the military.
Declassified Files Show Clinton and Bush Both Got Warnings of Bin Laden Hijack Plots Before 9/11
Declassified presidential daily briefs show both the Clinton and Bush administrations received repeated warnings that bin Laden’s network was planning to hijack commercial jets before the Sept. 11 attacks.
ICE Says It Deported More Than 2,000 Suspected Terrorists Since Trump Took Office
DHS says ICE arrested more than 2,150 and deported 2,015 known or suspected terrorists since January 2025, an announcement released as the nation marks 25 years since the 9/11 attacks.
State Department Tells Americans Not to Travel to Libya Under Any Circumstances
The State Department has raised its warning language on Libya, telling Americans to avoid the country entirely and, if they must go, to prepare a will and leave DNA for identification purposes.