The Latest Breaking News from National Security

Plans to require lobbyists to register their work for other countries delayed as key details yet to be worked out

Prominent Catholic cleric, 90, detained with three others linked to disbanded charity for protesters

US President Joe Biden has extended the state of emergency in Syria, Iraq and Yemen, pointing out that the turbulent internal conditions in these countries continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to US national security. Biden sent a letter to the Federal Register for publication the enclosed notice…

The man who leaked the Pentagon Papers told NPR it's obvious why the Supreme Court wants to keep their process secret: "No organization really wants to show how the sausage is made."

Hong Kong (AFP) - A Hong Kong scholar who helped run a now-disbanded defence fund for democracy protesters was arrested at the airport under the national security law, two legal sources told AFP on Wednesday.

Britain will overhaul its espionage laws in the face of threats to national security ranging from cyber-attacks to pernicious lobbying that could undermine its economy, the country's interior minister said on Wednesday.

Telos Corp (NASDAQ:TLS) reported a first-quarter FY22 revenue decline of 10% year-on-year to $50.2 million. Services revenue declined 7.6% Y/Y to $48.1 million. The gross margin expanded by 1,160 bps to 37.6%. Adjusted EPS loss was $(0.01). Telos generated $0.25 million in operating cash flow in the quarter and held $120.2 million in…

The measure is included in the National Security Bill in the Queen’s Speech on Tuesday

Taipei (AFP) - A Taiwanese democracy activist, jailed in China for five years, on Tuesday described the court proceedings as a "fascist circus" and said he was told he might be released if he admitted to being a spy.