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Kurdish-led forces guarding Syria’s Islamic State prisons have been on high alert amid spreading clashes in Deir Ezzor province.

Pakistan PM alleges Afghan citizens aiding suicide bombers; blames militants' attacks on "sanctuaries" in Afghanistan, amid tensions over border security.

In an excerpt from this week's Security Briefing, Pentagon Correspondent Jared Szuba looks at what's next for Wagner's forces in the Middle East and North Africa following the private military company's short-lived mutiny in Russia.

In an excerpt from this week's Security Briefing, Pentagon Correspondent Jared Szuba looks at what's next for Wagner's forces in the Middle East and North Africa following the private military company's short-lived mutiny in Russia.

Becoming trumps personal aide post presidency. and i can tell you from experience, anthony knows somebody in an honest position, he would have an extensive security briefing before getting that white house job. he would know better. now, personal aides in the white house, they have a little less responsibility than personal aids in the post presidency. which explains why, i think, well hes not a critical player here. why is he also facing charges? can you just tell us specifically? >> well this ...

In an excerpt from the latest edition of Security Briefing, our Pentagon correspondent looks at efforts by Washington to stem an increasing spate of civilian tankers by Tehran.

Under circumstances where they were trying to say based on january 6th and even before january 6th in some ways that domestic terrorism by white supremacists wink, wink, trump supporters, was the biggest problem in the country. it is very problematic if the f.b.i. is being put in the service of a political agenda. >> dana: i have a question, andy. you see the f.b.i. statement that they say one of the whistleblowers downloaded information from one computer onto a floppy disk that was not allowed ...

In an excerpt from this week's Security Briefing newsletter, Pentagon correspondent Jared Szuba looks at the deteriorating situation in Sudan, as the conflict between the Rapid Support Forces militia and the Sudanese Armed Forces shows no signs of slowing.

In an excerpt from this week's Security Briefing newsletter, Pentagon correspondent Jared Szuba looks at the deteriorating situation in Sudan, as the conflict between the Rapid Support Forces militia and the Sudanese Armed Forces shows no signs of slowing.

Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts (AMFA) revealed on Tuesday, April 18 that eight galleries have been endowed and named by Harriet and Warren