Canada alleges much wider campaign by Modi government against Sikhs
Canada on Monday ordered six Indian diplomats to leave the country, including India’s top diplomat in Ottawa, Sanjay Kumar Verma, officials said.
By Greg Miller and Gerry ShihWhat to know about U.S. military support for Israel after a year of war
Israel has received more U.S. military aid than any other country since World War II. Here is the assistance it has received since the war in Gaza began.
By Adam Taylor, Leo Sands, Kelly Kasulis Cho and Adela SulimanIn Iceland, a hunt for Russian submarines and deeper U.S. relations
Iceland, an island nation and NATO member, is wary of Russia’s more aggressive military presence in the waters of the North Atlantic.
By Dan LamotheBiden sends antimissile system and 100 troops to Israel, deepening U.S. role
The mission marks the first significant deployment of U.S. troops to Israel since the war in Gaza began and comes just weeks before the U.S. presidential election.
By John Hudson and Dan LamotheThe Trump Trials: Asked and answered
The latest news in Donald Trump’s four criminal cases, and answers to your most asked questions.
By Perry SteinCaptured documents reveal Hamas’s broader ambition to wreak havoc on Israel
Dozens of pages found by Israeli troops in Gaza detail a potential Hamas plan far bigger than the Oct. 7, 2023, attack.
By Joby Warrick, Souad Mekhennet and Loveday MorrisTrump is ‘fascist to the core,’ Milley says in Woodward book
The former chairman of the Joint Chiefs says Trump is “the most dangerous person to this country,” echoing dire warnings of others in national security circles.
By Ruby CramerJustice Dept. sues Virginia over program aimed at eliminating voters
Federal prosecutors said Virginia officials sought to remove voters too close to the Nov. 5 election and improperly included some eligible voters.
By David NakamuraWhite House forms emergency team to deal with China espionage hack
The serious breach of telecommunications companies has now affected “about 10 or 12” firms, two people familiar with the investigation said.
By Ellen NakashimaReport says ICE detention often fails to meet government standards
A government watchdog says ICE is hindered in its “ability to maintain a safe and secure environment for staff and detainees.”
By Joe DavidsonJudge approves releasing source documents with more Trump-Jan. 6 evidence
Judge Tanya Chutkan gave Trump seven days to weigh litigation to block the release of the special counsel’s source documents in his election interference case.
By Spencer S. HsuTD Bank pleads guilty to enabling money laundering and other crimes
As part of a deal, the TD Bank will pay more than $3 billion in fines for enabling drug traffickers and other criminals to open accounts and transfer money.
By Perry SteinCanceled Israeli visit highlights tensions ahead of Iran counterstrike
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant was due to brief his counterpart at the Pentagon on Wednesday, but the trip has been abruptly called off.
By Missy Ryan, Steve Hendrix, Shane Harris and Karen DeYoungAfghan man arrested in Okla., accused of plotting Election Day attack
Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi is accused of working with his brother-in-law, a minor, to target large gatherings in the United States on Nov. 5 in the name of ISIS.
By Perry SteinEx-Adams official charged with witness tampering, destroying evidence
Mohamed Bahi, who recently resigned from New York Mayor Eric Adams’s administration, faces federal charges in connection with Adams’s 2021 campaign.
By Shayna JacobsThe Trump Trials: Redaction Action
The latest news in Donald Trump’s four criminal cases, including the mega-Jack Smith filing, and what to watch for next week.
By Perry SteinChina hacked major U.S. telecom firms in apparent counterspy operation
AT&T, Verizon and Lumen are among the companies breached by Chinese hackers in a sophisticated intrusion by the group dubbed Salt Typhoon, officials say.
By Ellen NakashimaFacing military setbacks, Tehran may look to the bomb, analysts fear
Recent military setbacks are exactly the kind of development that could trigger a final dash to the bomb by Iran, officials and analysts say.
By Susannah George and Joby WarrickHamas built an underground war machine to ensure its own survival
Hamas turned a maze of tunnels in Gaza into weapons factories and well-stocked fortifications. A year after the war began, parts of the group remain deeply entrenched.
By Joby Warrick and Loveday MorrisBiden administration won’t renew parole for immigrants from four countries
Officials say the immigrants must apply for asylum or another program, or leave after two years, but thousands have already obtained other ways of staying in the United States legally.
By Maria Sacchetti