Investigations

Two academic studies argue that TikTok favors Chinese government views, and a new analysis says TikTok's parent firm is entangled with government propaganda organs.

In announcing new sanctions Friday, U.S. officials said RT is “a fully fledged member of the intelligence apparatus and operation of the Russian government.”

The Iranian missiles will let Russia reserve its own missiles for long-range attacks on Ukrainian forces, said Secretary of State Blinken.

Over the weekend, the Republican nominee pledged to jail anyone involved in 2024 election "cheating." A recent Supreme Court decision could help make it possible.

Both Trump and Biden bear responsibility for the debacle in Afghanistan, experts and former officials say.

A list of the men and women prepping the debaters on the Middle East, Ukraine and other national security issues — and who might advise them in the White House.

Some parents who lost children to fentanyl say Trump’s tough talk resonates, even as many experts say his policy proposals are misguided.

When it comes to foreign actors seeking to influence the U.S. election, however, Russia remains the pre-eminent threat, intelligence officials say.

Amherst College, MIT and Washington University in St. Louis are among those that have seen their Black population decline for the incoming class of 2028.

A U.S. official said a unilateral deal is unlikely, but the administration has compiled a list of prisoners held by the U.S. whose release might interest Hamas.

Beijing's "broader strategy" involves targeting local and state officials in hopes of securing more support for China and gaining insight into political decision making, officials say.