These sleuths detect nuclear and chemical weapons
The world relies on skilled international inspectors with sophisticated equipment to determine whether countries are fulfilling their obligations not to build nuclear or chemical weapons.
Meet U.S. Acting Secretary of State Sullivan
During this transition period between secretaries of state, a steady hand takes charge and career employees continue their work supporting the president's foreign policies.
Foreign investors wanted, but security comes first
No country welcomes more foreign companies than the United States. They create nearly 7 million jobs. But the U.S. also seeks to ensure foreign countries don't get hold of technology that threatens national security.
Crown prince’s visit shows breadth of U.S.-Saudi relationship
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has crisscrossed America on a trip showcasing the closeness of U.S.-Saudi economic and security ties.
G’day y’all! Aussie-U.S. friendship reflected in new ship.
A future U.S. Navy warship will have a touch of Australia. It will be named USS Canberra to honor close U.S. ties with Australia.
What are nerve agents and why are they so deadly?
The world banned chemical warfare nearly a century ago, but nerve agents like the one used on a British citizen show the horror has not disappeared. Learn more about these colorless liquids and gases that can cause a victim to suffer a painful death.
U.S. expels 60 Russians, stands with Allies over nerve agent attack
Standing in solidarity with NATO partners, the U.S. ordered five dozen Russian diplomats and intelligence operatives to leave the country following the nerve agent attack in England.
Trump acts to rebalance the U.S.-China trade relationship
President Trump signed an order proposing increased tariffs on designated Chinese imports to address unfair trade practices that threaten U.S. intellectual property rights.