INTELLIGENCE

Shujun Wang was arrested as part of a U.S. initiative to crack down on efforts by the Chinese government to surveil and harass its critics.

The U.S. intelligence community says Iran probably views a Trump victory in November as worse for Tehran’s already poor relations with Washington.

U.S. intelligence agencies have provided an extraordinary amount of support to their Israeli counterparts. That assistance has helped find the missing but also raised concerns about the use of sensitive information.

Rescue operation may diminish prospects for U.S.-backed plan to release remaining hostages in Gaza, flood humanitarian aid, permanently stop the fighting and withdraw Israeli troops.

A team of American personnel based at the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem has been focused on hostage-recovery efforts since the Gaza war began in October.

Jack Teixeira, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, faces a possible court-martial in addition to the federal case in which he pleaded guilty.

India’s intelligence service has aggressively targeted Indian diaspora populations in Asia, Europe and North America, officials said.

The Biden administration assesses that, absent more U.S. military support for Ukraine, “countless lives” will be lost as it struggles to stave off collapse.

Senior U.S. intelligence officials testified before Congress about two wars, a rising China, and the threat of artificial intelligence to U.S. national security.

CIA Director William Burns will urge Israel and Hamas to agree on a deal that seeks the release of all hostages in Gaza in exchange for a two-month cease-fire.

A U.S. intelligence assessment found that it would be difficult for Israel to succeed in a war against Hezbollah amid ongoing fighting in Gaza.

The revelation, disclosed in a U.S. intelligence assessment, emerged as American officials press Israel for a more targeted approach to its military campaign.

The U.S. attorney general called Manuel Rocha’s case “one of the highest-reaching and longest-lasting infiltrations” of the U.S. government by a foreign agent.

CIA Director William Burns has taken on a central role navigating the Israel-Hamas hostage crisis for President Biden.

Roman Chervinsky, a colonel in Ukraine’s special operations forces, was integral to the brazen sabotage operation of the Russia-Germany pipeline, say people familiar with the planning.

A new intelligence assessment indicates Russia appears to be expanding its long-running efforts to weaken the world’s democracies.

An expert panel convened by the world’s premier space exploration agency found no concrete evidence that so-called “unidentified anomalous phenomena” are UFOs.

The recommendations come as officials grow more concerned about the prospects in Congress for renewing Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.