Daniel Flatley

Das Pentagon steht vor einem Problem: Es darf als einer der weltweit größten Arbeitgeber keine Geschäfte mit Unternehmen machen, die mit dem chinesischen Telekommunikationsanbieter Huawei zusammenarbeiten.

The US Treasury Department will expand its scrutiny of foreign investments near military bases to counter suspected security threats from China and other countries.

This is Washington Edition, the newsletter about money, power and politics in the nation’s capital. Today, national security reporter Daniel Flatley looks at how President Joe Biden’s political troubles are playing at the NATO summit in Washington. Sign up here and follow us at @bpolitics. Email our editors here.

Of all the novel events that occurred during last week's Republican National Convention in Milwaukee — including a rousing and shirt-tearing speech by a professional wrestler — the most consequential development for US economic statecraft may have been the speech by a union leader, something nearly inconceivable just a few years ago.

Of all the novel events that occurred during last week’s Republican National Convention in Milwaukee — including a rousing and shirt-tearing speech by a professional wrestler — the most consequential development for US economic statecraft may have been the speech by a union leader, something nearly inconceivable just a few years ago.

President Joe Biden 's top diplomatic and defense officials are proceeding as planned with a trip to Japan and the Philippines this week as part of a “full-steam ahead” approach to the rest of the world even after his decision to not seek a second term, officials said.

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden’s top diplomatic and defense officials are proceeding as planned with a trip to Japan and the Philippines this week as part of a “full-steam ahead”

Advisers for Donald Trump have floated the idea of demanding NATO allies spend 3% of gross domestic product on defense, a higher target than alliance members have agreed to and a warning shot that signals even more tension if he returns to the White House.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told a joint meeting of Congress the US must remain united with Israel in its war against Hamas, as many Democratic lawmakers boycotted his speech and police used pepper spray against protesters outside the Capitol.

WASHINGTON — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged the United States to fast-track weapons for Israel's war against Hamas in a fiery speech to