The Latest Breaking News from National Security

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin addresses concerns over his health, emphasizing active involvement in national security decisions and support for an ongoing...

China defends Article 23 national security law in Hong Kong against international criticism, sparking tensions and concerns over autonomy and civil liberties.

US government to investigate potential data security risks in Chinese-made cars, raising concerns over national security implications and data privacy issues.

The US government is set to request renewal of a domestic surveillance program under FISA, sparking debate on national security and privacy rights.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin faces tough questions over delayed health disclosure, impacting national security.

A US government national security report has highlighted how China is trying to be a superpower by gathering data from US companies, the general public and academic institutions by sending Chinese nationals as illegal immigrants across the US-Mexican border.

In tonight's edition: Several people are killed in Chad in an attack on the national security agency’s office. The government blames an opposition party. Also, the ICC orders more than €52 million in reparations for tens of thousands of victims of Ugandan commander Dominic Ongwen, who's serving 25 years in…

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expands his presidential campaign, focusing on border crises and national security. Advocates for comprehensive border security measures.

President Biden is tightening data regulations with China and Russia to enhance national security.

US President Joe Biden is set to issue an executive order Wednesday aimed at limiting the flow of sensitive US personal data abroad -- amid concerns they could be misused by countries including China.

Senator Rubio expresses concerns over border security challenges and potential security risks from unchecked migration at the US-Mexico border.