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Key Takeaways - June 25, 2026 The IRGC published a claim on its official Telegram channel that three tankers transiting the southern corridor were...

New research published in the American Psychological Association's Journal of Threat Assessment and Management explores how writing, symbols, and other markings found on weapons used in mass violence incidents may help threat assessment professionals better understand an individual's identity, grievances, and intended targets.

Federal IT acquisitions of cloud services have the potential to reduce costs and improve operational efficiencies. Cloud computing enables on-demand access to shared computing resources. Cloud services use a consumption-based model, and providers generally bill customers based on actual usage of resources (i.e., data storage, computing power, backup, development tools, applications).

National security leaders are growing increasingly concerned about Iranians with ties to the Revolutionary Guard attempting to enter the United States illegally from Canada and harm Americans as the war overseas continues.

Senior Federal Air Marshal John Nichols, a 24-year veteran of the Federal Air Marshal Service, died June 21, 2026, while reporting for duty in...

FEMA has announced that more than $50 million in federal funding for 25 hazard mitigation projects is available to seven Southeastern states. 

Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte has fired six political appointees put in place by former Director Tulsi Gabbard and removed dozens of career intelligence officials from their roles, according to four sources familiar with the moves.

FEMA has announced that more than $50 million in federal funding for 25 hazard mitigation projects is available to seven Southeastern states.