A 120-page document from the British firm Cobham was circulated to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, from which it leaked.
U.S. efforts to restrain China's influence in East Asia have helped galvanize Chinese investments in Pakistan, its western neighbor.
Proponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline claim the controversial project will enhance energy independence. But a portion of the oil may end up as exports to foreign markets.
Turkey launched its intervention in Syria both to take territory from the Islamic State and to halt gains by Kurdish-led groups empowered by the U.S. to fight ISIS.
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When Brock Turner was released from jail today, headlines that failed to say he was convicted of sexual assault sparked renewed controversy.
One of the panel members who will be working to ensure the cybersecurity of U.S. elections recently oversaw a massive data breach.
An architect of conservative efforts to cut and privatize Social Security has been named by President Obama to an oversight board for debt-ridden Puerto Rico.
In the second of a series of releases, The Intercept is publishing 263 more articles from the NSA’s internal newsletter SIDtoday.