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Under fire from human rights groups, the Pentagon is asking lawmakers for funding to improve its ability to track civilian casualties in the ongoing fight against the Islamic State and other terrorist groups, Foreign Policy has learned. 

A top Democrat wants the CDC to draw up fresh rules to stop the spread of the coronavirus after an outbreak sidelined an aircraft carrier in Guam.

Bleak data on China’s economic outlook counters claims by Trump officials that the U.S. economy can get quickly back on track when the lockdown lifts.

U.S. officials worry that counterterrorism operations will be constrained.

The decision comes after U.S. officials and human rights advocates complained that Tencent aids Beijing in surveillance.

The commander of the USS Theodore Roosevelt had two direct calls with top Navy aides before his warning about the dire situation on board leaked publicly.

The United States continues sending military aid to Egypt despite its worsening human rights situation. Could the death of a detained American change that?

Health concerns deal another blow to the U.S. foreign service, which is already overstretched following a 2017 hiring freeze.

Request undercuts Trump’s claim that the U.S. has enough tests and medical equipment.

U.N. and relief agencies warn the coronavirus pandemic could leave an even bigger path of destruction in the world’s most vulnerable and conflict-riven countries.

Foreign diplomats claim briefers from the mayor’s office say no specific measures are planned to protect them.

Beijing is using the outbreak to boost its reputation for global cooperation while Washington plays the blame-Beijing game.