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The article raises questions about what Israel has achieved in its war in Gaza given its failure to free hostages and eliminate the Hamas militant group, the number of Palestinian civilians killed, widespread hunger and deaths around relief efforts. It raises the uncertainty about who would govern Gaza and provides its security if the fighting is to end and doubts over Israel's ability to destroy Hamas. Focus is given on conflict between the U.S. and Israel over the planned invasion of Rafah.

The article reports on shortcomings of Israeli military after they failed to protect Israel from a large-scale Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. Topics discussed include investigation on the full reasons behind the military's slow response, remarks from Yom Tov Samia, an Israeli major general, and how the Hamas capitalized on the military's errors in ways that further delayed the Israeli response.

The article focuses on the devastation left by the Israeli invasion in Rafah, Gaza Strip aimed to destroy the Hamas, a Palestinian Sunni Islamist political and military movement governing parts of the Israeli-occupied Gaza Strip. Cited are how the death, destruction and mass displacement of civilians have left Israel to be isolated diplomatically, and the success of the Hamas leadership in staying intact after nine months of fighting.

The article reports on the strategy of U.S. attorney general Merrick B. Garland that left him racing the clock to find evidence of role of former U.S. President Donald J. Trump in the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack. It cites problems inside the Justice Department and outlines a timeline of the investigation, that included drafting of conspiracy charges against Oath Keepers and Proud Boys leaders and investigation of the Williard plotters and mailing of fake electoral certificates.

The article reports on the investigation by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on the hacking or cyberintrusion of the campaigns of former U.S. President Donald J. Trump, possibly originating from Iran.

The article reveals that special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's investigation into foreign influence on Donald J. Trump's 2016 campaign uncovered significant concerns about possible financial connections with Egypt, not Russia.

The article reports that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed former President Donald Trump was struck by a bullet, rather than shrapnel, during the assassination attempt on July 13, which has caused controversy and criticism from Trump.

The article focuses on the arrest of Samir Ousman al-Sheikh, a former Syrian military official accused of running a notorious prison and torturing political dissidents, in Los Angeles for attempted naturalization fraud as he was about to depart for Lebanon.

The article focuses on U.S. intelligence agencies tracking a potential Iranian assassination plot against former President Donald J. Trump before a gunman opened fire at one of his campaign rallies, although officials do not believe the actual shooting was related to this threat.

The article focuses on the investigation of the attempted assassination of former president Donald J. Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania, U.S., emphasizing the gunman's isolated actions and the ongoing efforts to understand his motives amidst heightened concerns over domestic terrorism.

The article details the arrest of eight Tajik men seeking asylum in the US amid concerns of links to the Islamic State, triggering heightened FBI scrutiny and immigration charges, highlighting escalating national security anxieties.

The article discusses the U.S. State Department's designation of Sweden's Nordic Resistance Movement and its leaders as terrorists, citing their violent history and international ties, including with U.S. groups. Topics discussed include the group's online incitement of violence, restrictions on their financial dealings involving Americans, and broader efforts by the U.S. President Joe Biden administration to combat domestic terrorism and white supremacist threats.

The article reports on the scope, depth and quality of the tunnel network built by the Hamas militant group in Gaza that astonished the Israeli military and were considered a threat. It provides an overview of the Israeli military intelligence's assessment of the tunnels, with shafts inside a farm building, a civilian steelworks and a shed near the steelworks with explosives. Focus is given on the goal of Israel to destroy the tunnels in order to destroy the Hamas leadership and its arsenal.

The article reports on intelligence recovered by the Israeli military that has been used to assess the extent of the plans of Hamas and in battle strategies and abilities during the war in Gaza in 2023. The military found information on Hamas installations and tactics and a laptop that appeared to indicate that the group wanted to seize a number of previously unknown areas during the terrorist attacks on October 7. The Israeli military shared with journalists some of the materials recovered.

The article reports on the knowledge by Israeli officials about the plan by the Hamas to stage its October 7, 2023 attack a year ago but allegedly dismissed it due to its impossibility to stage. Also cited are how Hamas gathered intelligence about Israeli military data like its communication hubs that led to a successful invasion in which around 1,200 people were killed, and how Hamas members allegedly conducted intense training for their attack.

The article reports on updates in the probe by U.S. special counsel John H. Durham on the alleged connection of former President Donald J. Trump and Russia during the 2016 presidential election. Also cited are how the investigation allegedly fueled partisan conspiracy theories, and the efforts by Attorney General William P. Barr to focus on Trump's claim that the probe was driven by a conspiracy by intelligence or law enforcement agencies.

The article focuses on the disappearance and subsequent death of American therapist Majd Kamalmaz in Syria, highlighting his family's long journey of uncertainty and their determination to hold Syria accountable for his detainment and death.

The article highlights that despite a troubled veteran's documented obsession with guns and mass shootings, the Federal Bureau of Investigation failed to warn former official Lisa Page of the imminent threat he posed, culminating in a stalking incident at her home in Washington last year.

The article focuses on the sentencing of Aimee Harris, who received one month behind bars for her involvement in a scheme to steal President Biden's daughter's diary and sell it to a right-wing group with the aim of disrupting the 2020 election.

The article focuses on a report on October 31, 2023 that during an operation along the Gaza border, Israeli soldiers had secretly rescued 19-year-old woman, Pvt. Ori Megidish who was abducted by the Islamist militant movement Hamas along with 240 others during an attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. Cited are the worry of the families of hostages that Israel's ground attacks in Gaza could take the lives of their loved ones, and the dilemma facing Israel as it aims to destroy Hamas.

The article reports on the tunnel network hidden by the militant group Hamas that poses risks for the Israeli Defense Forces. It describes the subterranean tunnel system and discusses the operational defense and technological challenges facing the Israeli forces to destroy the tunnels, the need for ground forces to counter tunneling tactics, and the technique called purple hair used to locate tentacles of a tunnel.

The article reports on the violent language from supporters of former U.S. President Donald J. Trump that raised concerns about harassment and threats directed at families of federal prosecutors assigned in the election interference case against Trump. It discusses claim by Trump supporters about the weaponization of the Justice Department and informs about the protective order barring threats or intimidation against anyone connected to the case. Acts of violence against Republicans are cited.

The article focuses on the Czech authorities handing over Polad Omarov, charged with participating in an Iran-plotted assassination plot against Masih Alinejad, a human rights activist and journalist critical of Iran's treatment of women, to the U.S.

The article focuses on FBI Director Christopher A. Wray's warning about China's extensive hacking operation aimed at sabotaging the U.S. power grid, oil pipelines, and water systems in the event of a conflict over Taiwan, with the intent to create confusion, and weaken the U.S. resolve.

The article reports on the recovery by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the remains of American aid worker Cydney Mizell 15 years after she was abducted in southern Afghanistan in 2008.

The article focuses on the CIA collecting information on senior Hamas leaders and the location of hostages in Gaza, providing that intelligence to Israel for its military operations in the region.

The article talks about the rise and fall of U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent Charlie McGonigal. Cited are his outward image as a wholesome and responsible agent, accusations that he had worked for a Russian oligarch which led to his arrest and indictments in two states in 2023, and a closer look at his life and career which reveals greed as the root of his wrongdoings.

The article focuses on Jack Smith, the relatively unknown special counsel appointed by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland to oversee investigations into former President Donald J. Trump. It mentions that Smith's rapid and aggressive approach has led to two indictments against Trump within a short period, raising comparisons to the slower pace of Robert Mueller's investigation into Trump's ties with Russia.

The article reports on failed assassination attempt at Aleksandr Poteyev, a former Russian intelligence officer. Topics discussed include information on the book "Spies: The Epic Intelligence War Between East and West" by Calder Walton, role of scientist, Hector Alejandro Cabrera Fuentes, in the assassination plan, and brief background of Poteyev.

The article focuses on FBI Director Christopher Wray's testimony before the House Committee on Homeland Security, where he revealed that the FBI has opened multiple investigations into Hamas in an effort to prevent potential attacks and disrupt financial support for the militant group.

The article focuses on the largest internal displacement in Israel's history, with over 125,000 people evacuated from towns in the south and north due to the threat of attacks, leading to logistical and emotional challenges for the evacuees now residing in hotels across the country.

The article focuses on the Bedouin Arab victims of Hamas's attacks on Zikkim Beach and other locations in southern Israel, highlighting the lesser-known impact on this minority group in addition to the Jewish communities.

The article offers information on the heroic efforts of local police officers and residents in Ofakim, Israel, who defended their city from a surprise attack by Hamas. Topics discussed include the officers' brave defense of the city; the harrowing choices they faced; and also mentions about the challenges they encountered while awaiting rescue during the attack.

The article focuses on Qatar's significant role in negotiating the release of two hostages held by Hamas and the ongoing efforts to secure the release of more captives.

The article focuses on the complex situation of hostages in Gaza held by Hamas as Israel prepares for a potential ground invasion, and it discusses how diplomacy led by the U.S. and Qatar is considered the best option to save the hostages given the chaotic.

The article reports on the two counts of violations of the Espionage Act that were charged against former U.S. Army soldier Joseph D. Schmidt in a court in Washington State after his arrest in Hong Kong in October 2023.

The article focuses on Aimee Harris, a Florida woman who stole President Joseph Robinette Biden's daughter's diary and other items, which includes her intention of selling them to the conservative group Project Veritas to damage Biden's chances of winning the 2020 election.

The article focuses on the case of Abraham T. Lemma, a State Department contractor, who has been charged with two counts of espionage and willful retention of national defense information for stealing classified documents containing sensitive information about military activities in Africa.

The article informs the arrest and charging of Abraham T. Lemma, a contractor who worked for the State and Justice Departments, with espionage on behalf of Ethiopia, East Africa, highlighting the unusual nature of the case, the espionage charges, and the partnership between the U.S. and Ethiopia.

The article focuses on Yuscil Taveras, a former Mar-a-Lago employee, who initially refused to delete security footage sought by federal investigators regarding former President Donald J. Trump's potential hoarding of classified documents but later became a witness in the case.

The article reveals the absence of intention of the administration of Texas Governor Gregg Abbot to limit access to firearms despite the series of mass shootings in the state. In informs about a bill introduced by Democrats that would raise the age of purchase of AR-15-style rifle to 21 from 18. It presents details of the investigation into the mass shooting at a shopping center north of Dallas and shows the support of Texans to some limited gun control measures.

The article reports on updates in the investigation by U.S. federal prosecutors against former President Donald J. Trump's handling of classified documents, particularly the alleged success by prosecutors to secure the cooperation of a person who worked with Trump at his residence in Mar-a-Lago, Florida. The probe is being led by special counsel Jack Smith.

The article reports that the U.S. government is building war crimes case against top Syrian officials responsible for the execution of American aid worker, Layla Shweikani. Topics discussed include investigation of the U.S. Justice Department into Shweikani's killing, political implications of the case, and conditions of detainees in Syrian prisons.

The article reports on the batch of classified files found at second site linked to U.S. President Joe Biden. It shows Republicans' attack against President Biden following the disclosure of the materials. It compares the classified documents case facing former U.S. President Donald J. Trump with the inquiry into President Biden and discusses the political implications of the alleged failure of President Biden to return classified records from his time as vice president.

The article reports that Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent shot and killed a man Craig D. Robertson in Provo, Utah.

The article focuses on Charles F. McGonigal, a retired counterintelligence chief from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, who is in talks to resolve criminal charges in two separate indictments, potentially including a guilty plea in a case involving accusations that he worked for a Russian oligarch. Topics include McGonigal's charges of violating sanctions and conspiracy in connection with Oleg Deripaska; discussions about resolving the charges; and the possibility of a plea agreement.

The article provides information about the arrest of two Navy sailors in Southern California who have been charged with providing military secrets and sensitive information to Chinese intelligence officers.