WASHINGTON – Several members of President Biden’s White House staff have ties to companies with significant interests in the administration’s positions on cybersecurity, antitrust and other policy areas, new federal disclosures show. …
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In early December, the crew of the US Coast Guard cutter Myrtle Hazard sailed overnight, anchored off the Pacific island of Palau and boarded a group of Chinese boats to help seize …
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TORONTO – The United States and Canada plan to modernize a defense radar and satellite network in the Arctic in an attempt to counter the growing military presence in northern Russia and …
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WASHINGTON – Two Senate committees postponed scheduled votes on Neera Tanden’s nomination to head the Office of Management and Budget, raising further questions that she can garner enough support to be confirmed …
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Nearly a third of the victims did not run SolarWinds Corp SWI -4.88% The software was initially believed to be the main cause of the attack for hackers, according to investigators and …
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WASHINGTON – Joe Joden College debuted in a week with confirmation of Joe Biden’s victory and ended with Vice President Mike Pence taking a new Kovid-19 vaccine, with a major national security …
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US officials have aimed to travel between New York City and London with a passenger quarantine period as soon as possible, according to people familiar with the matter. The increased availability of …
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WASHINGTON – The Trump administration on Tuesday launched a long-anticipated change to the H-1B visa program for highly skilled foreign workers, aimed at tightening eligibility for a program of high importance by …
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WASHINGTON – The Trump administration announced an overhaul of the H-1B visa program for high-skilled foreign workers, which would require employers to pay significantly higher salaries to H-1B workers, narrowing the type …
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The Trump administration agreed to rescind the rules it issued last week that prohibit international students from being in the US if they only took classes online, a rare government reversal of …
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