A coalition of 19 Republican state attorneys general has formally requested the Justice Department investigate whether dozens of U.S. environmental nonprofits violated foreign agent laws by accepting nearly $2 billion from overseas foundations to influence American energy policy.
A new investigation claims six overseas entities, including foundations linked to European billionaires, have routed billions into U.S. advocacy groups, exploiting legal gaps to sway American politics and policy debates ahead of a key congressional hearing.
A new report alleges the Democratic Socialists of America's activism against federal immigration enforcement shows significant rhetorical and strategic convergence with the interests of China, Venezuela, and Cuba, prompting a House committee hearing.
As speculation about a 2028 presidential run intensifies, progressive firebrand Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is set to articulate a distinct U.S. foreign policy vision at the Munich Security Conference, aiming to counter the Trump-Vance agenda and connect global affairs to domestic economic struggles.
A House committee hearing on alleged foreign influence through U.S. nonprofits was met with real-time, coordinated defiance from a network of left-wing organizations, highlighting a deepening political and ideological clash over national security and free speech.
In a speech to parliament, Finland's President Alexander Stubb called for a clear-eyed recognition of changes in U.S. foreign policy, warning that its underlying ideology now conflicts with European values, even as he reaffirmed the alliance's importance.
Exclusive: A newly revealed State Department cable directs embassies worldwide to audit all assistance programs against stringent new rules prohibiting funding for groups involved in abortion services, diversity initiatives, and gender identity advocacy, expanding a long-contested policy to nearly $30 billion in foreign aid.
A congressional hearing scrutinized complex financial flows allegedly linking a U.S. executive based in Shanghai to domestic protest organizations, raising bipartisan concerns over transparency and foreign influence.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio testified Tuesday in the high-profile federal trial of former Florida Rep. David Rivera, detailing a 2017 approach by his longtime friend to broker a U.S.-Venezuela deal on behalf of the Maduro government.
Russia's digital development minister has publicly warned that foreign intelligence services are accessing and exploiting messages sent by Russian soldiers on the Telegram app, as Moscow intensifies its crackdown on foreign-owned messaging platforms.
President Trump's recent endorsements of Japanese and Hungarian leaders break with long-standing diplomatic tradition, raising concerns about reciprocity, unintended consequences, and the erosion of foreign electoral sovereignty.
In a fiery episode of his podcast, Senator Ted Cruz launched a blistering attack on Tucker Carlson, accusing the influential commentator of peddling 'anti-American propaganda' and aligning with isolationist forces opposed to former President Trump's agenda.
In a candid "Face the Nation" interview, Maryland Governor Wes Moore (D) sharply criticized the administration's handling of a new Middle East conflict, linking soaring domestic costs to foreign policy decisions and defending his state-level actions to shield residents from economic pain.
In a tense Fox News interview, former NCTC director Joe Kent defended his controversial assertions linking Charlie Kirk's killing to foreign actors and alleging Israeli pressure led to the Iran conflict, while denying he leaked classified information. Host Mark Levin sharply challenged Kent's credibility and the evidence for his claims.
A new report reveals a coordinated foreign effort, linked to Iran, is driving significant online discourse critical of Israel's Operation Epic Fury by impersonating U.S.-based social media users, raising alarms about digital disinformation.
In a heated discussion on the 'Flagrant' podcast, comedian Andrew Schulz and co-hosts argued that public support for new military engagement is nonexistent amid soaring costs of living, warning of political consequences for the administration.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to testify in the federal trial of former Congressman David Rivera, his one-time roommate, who stands accused of operating as an unregistered foreign agent for Venezuela's Maduro government. The case pulls back the curtain on Miami's complex role in Latin American influence campaigns.
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson asserts the Justice Department is considering charges against him under foreign agent laws, alleging the CIA reviewed his private messages related to Iran and suggesting political motivations are at play.
Congressional disclosures reveal Rep. Eric Swalwell accepted multiple Qatar-sponsored trips to Doha since 2020, reigniting ethics questions as he campaigns for California governor.
Alexis Wilkins, girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, has unleashed a detailed conspiracy theory on social media, claiming to be the target of a foreign influence campaign designed to sow chaos within the Republican Party and undermine the Trump administration.
