Foreign Policy Journal

Poetica Coffee, a Brooklyn coffee shop that publicly targeted Rep. Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) over his support for Israel, is now facing a Department of Justice civil rights investigation.

The shop’s owner, Parviz Mukhama...

A wave of selling across technology stocks is intensifying fears that the artificial intelligence spending boom may not deliver the returns investors have been counting on.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite fell approximately 2% on Tuesday afternoon as major AI-related names continued their decline for a second consecutive session.

Nvidia and Alphabet, two of the ...

Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) has been quietly building out its lobbying operation by bringing on a wave of Democratic-aligned political operatives and consultants.

The data analytics and artificial intelligence firm, long associated with conservative and defense-establishment circles, appears to be broadening its political reach across party lines.

The m...

The United States and Iran continue to engage in diplomatic negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program, even as senior American officials highlight what they describe as contradictory signals from the Iranian side.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has publicly responded to what the administration characterizes as inconsistencies in Iran’s stated positions on nuclear weap...

The Trump administration is advancing a sweeping set of regulatory rollbacks designed to reduce operating costs for oil and gas producers across federal lands.

The initiative targets well-cleanup bonding requirements, with proposed reductions intended to free up significant capital that drillers currently hold in reserve.

Methane emission rules are also in the a...