Through ICE arrests, criminal investigations, firings and executive orders, the president has launched a sweeping campaign of ...

A Tunisian court issued prison sentences ranging between 13 and 66 years against dozens of people charged with “conspiring against the state’s security,” Tunisia’s state-run TAP news ...

Mark A. Milley, appeared with Trump outside the White House shortly after federal authorities cleared nearby Lafayette Square of protesters. Milley, wearing combat fatigues, quickly peeled off ...

Yet the man, nominally a witness for the prosecution, could not recall anything that would have supported the charges of “state treason.” The court session lasted one hour. The outcome of ...

America’s adversaries have more room to operate, at least in the disinformation space, cybersecurity experts say. By Helene Cooper and Julian E. Barnes Reporting from Washington This month, a ...

What if the new Cold War with China turns hot? Just asking questions. China's rise, decline, or potential for conflict is often clouded by propaganda and oversimplification. This episode of Just ...

Revealing state secrets is considered a crime of treason — a violation that specifically targets the country's security. Those convicted of treason face prison sentences ranging from a minimum of four ...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., took criticisms a step further, suggesting Van Hollen may be "flirting with treason" and saying Garcia is already "home, in El Salvador." The Department of ...

New Delhi [India], April 16 (ANI): Muslim Rashtriya Manch (MRM) on Tuesday condemned "violent" incidents that erupted in Murshidabad and South 24 Parganas districts of West Bengal during the ...

A good (but also very bad) example is his using Presidential memoranda to accuse his own former officials, Miles Taylor and Chris Krebs of crimes including, in the case of Taylor, treason.

Rulers are already preparing—by charging their opponents with treason. The Ugandan case targets Kizza Besigye, who has run four times to be president. He was kidnapped on a visit to Kenya in ...

The short answer is no, although in rare cases, foreign-born citizens can be stripped of citizenship and deported if they commit terrorism or treason, or are found to have lied about their ...