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Donald Trump reckons that impeachment will help him to a second term next year, creating a wave of outrage on the right

Trump Impeachment: Conservative Watchdog Sues For Alleged Whistleblower's Communications

Judicial Watch filed the FOIA requests in November, and has also sought Eric Ciaramella’s emails between June 1, 2016, and Nov. 12, 2019.

The US Army Is Seeking A Contractor For $100 Million Hypersonic Weapon Platform

The U.S. Army has opened a request for information(RFI) for hypersonic weapons.

Russian Election Interference: US Cyber Command Could Target Oligarchs, Government Officials

China and Russia pose the biggest threat to cybersecurity in the Czech Republic, the EU member's intelligence agency says

If Russia tries to interfere in the 2020 U.S. election, U.S. Cyber Command could target oligarchs and government officials to dissuade continued actions.

US President Donald Trump, pictured on December 20, 2019, praised Turkey's efforts in Syria, tweeting that Ankara "is working hard to stop this carnage"

Trump Calls For End To Killing In Syria Rebel Bastion

Trump calls for end to killing in Syria rebel bastion

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One of China's Type 052D guided missile destroyers is taking part in the naval drills with Russia and Iran

China, Russia, Iran To Hold Joint Naval Drills

China, Russia, Iran to hold joint naval drills

Russian Warplanes Simulate Attacks On US Navy Ship Steaming In Black Sea

A formation of four Russian warplanes practiced attacking a U.S. Navy ship in the Black Sea.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, pictured in August after leaving a Moscow detention centre

Anti-Putin Activist 'Forcibly Drafted' And Sent To Arctic Base

Anti-Putin activist 'forcibly drafted' and sent to Arctic base

Russian SU-57 Jet Crashes During Test Flight. Government Wants 74 More

The Russian military suffered a technological loss as one of its SU-57 fighter jet crashed during a training mission.

What Are Hypersonic Weapons? Russia Claiming Military Superiority For First Time

“Now we have a situation that is unique in modern history when they are trying to catch up to us,” Russian President Vladimir Putin gloated.

A drone picture shows empty streets and damaged buildings in Maaret Al-Numan in northwestern Idlib, where regime forces have seized dozens of towns and villages in recent violent clashes

Strikes Kill 8 In Syria's Idlib As Turkey, France Urge De-escalation

Strikes kill 8 in Syria's Idlib as Turkey, France urge de-escalation

US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper announced the Pentagon is sending 3,000 more troops and two fighter squadrons to support Saudi Arabiqa's defenses against Iran

US Military Looking To Pull Back? Why The Pentagon May Withdraw Troops From West Africa

Some 225.000 U.S. troops are stationed in Europe and Asia, not including the Middle East, the largest contingent in Japan.

Russian President Vladimir Putin resorted to bad language in an emotional end-of-year speech at the defence ministry

Putin Accuses Poland Of Colluding With Hitler

Putin accuses Poland of colluding with Hitler

Former Hawaii Governor Calls On Tulsi Gabbard To Resign From Congress

Former Hawaii Governor Neil Abercrombie has called for Tusli Gabbard to resign from congress, claiming her presidential run is interfering with her ability to effectively represent her district.

Sokolov was hauled out of the icy Moika River last month carrying a backpack containing body parts

Russia Extends Detention Of Napoleon Expert Awaiting Trial For Lover's Murder

Russia extends detention of Napoleon expert awaiting trial for lover's murder

Syrian families flee the village of Hazano, about 20 kilometres northwest of the city of Idlib, towards the Turkish border on Sunday, after the regime stepped up advances against jihadists

Syria Regime Forces Surround Turkish Army Post In Idlib

Syria regime forces surround Turkish army post in Idlib

James Bond 'No Time To Die' Theory: Could Safin Actually Be This Iconic Villain?

The James Bond "No Time To Die" trailer has many fans speculating the true identity of Rami Malek's villain character Safin.

Climate Change: Santa’s Iconic Reindeer Dying Of Starvation From Warming Temperatures

Climate change is killing off reindeer in Sweden and elsewhere.

After the Great Firewall of China, will Russia have its Internet Iron Curtain?

Russia Tests 'Sovereign' Internet Amid Fears Of Online Isolation

Russia tests 'sovereign' internet amid fears of online isolation

Map showing the Nord Stream gas pipelines between Russia and Germany.

Berlin Expects US Sanctions To Slightly Delay Russian Pipeline

Berlin expects US sanctions to slightly delay Russian pipeline

Russian President Vladimir Putin rides a train connecting the Crimea to mainland Russia

Putin Takes First Train Across Crimea Bridge

Putin takes first train across Crimea bridge

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had agreed to shutter the Sohae site during a summit last year with South Korean President Moon Jae-in in Pyongyang as part of trust-building measuresÂ Â

China's Xi Supports Improvement In Relations Between North And South Korea

Chinese President Xi Jinping told South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Monday that China is supportive of South Korea’s efforts to improve relationships with its northern neighbor North Korea. The reason for the show of support is to spur peace talks, according to China’s Foreign Ministry.

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (left) shakes hand with China's President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing

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