The Daily Caller

Japanese newspaper claims Chinese provided vehicles capable of transporting and launching missiles

‘If we do want to make a bomb, we are not afraid of anybody’

IAEA director general says he cannot conclude nuclear material in Iran is being used for peaceful purposes

U.S. joins Arab governments in supporting statement reaffirming that the Security Council “does not accept the legitimacy of continued Israeli settlement activity”

What does the phrase “sustainable development” mean, and where does it come from?

The Department of Defense cannot properly account for 95 percent of Iraqi oil money being used for rebuilding

North Korea claims its scientists have succeeded in creating a nuclear fusion reaction — a necessary step toward manufacturing a hydrogen bomb

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has told France that Moscow will freeze a delivery of S-300 missiles to Iran

Netanyahu insisted the blockade was needed to prevent militants from being able to carrying out attacks against Tel Aviv and Jerusalem

South Korea’s president said Monday his nation will no longer tolerate North Korea’s ‘brutality’

South Korea’s foreign minister said it was ‘obvious’ that North Korea fired a torpedo that sank one of the South’s warships in March

The United States and its partners seeking new sanctions against Iran have a draft proposal

Country agrees to ship most of its enriched uranium to Turkey in a nuclear fuel swap deal that could ease the international standoff over nuclear program

Which is the real threat to peace: Israelis building houses or Iranian mullahs building a bomb? That is the question for today

New resolution would make it easier to prosecute pirates

Violations of human rights and minority rights must be condemned but expectations of what can be achieved must be kept in check

‘It is a vital national security interest of the United States to reduce these conflicts because whether we like it or not, we remain a dominant military superpower’ said President Obama

Iran expects to produce its first batch of higher enriched uranium in a few days but its initial effort is modest, using only a small amount of feedstock and a fraction of its capacities, according to a confidential document shared Wednesday with The Associated Press.

Iran began enriching uranium to a higher level on Tuesday over the vociferous objections of the U.S. and its allies who fear the process could eventually be used to give the Islamic republic nuclear weapons