Senate Democrats’ top super PAC spent nearly $7 million Wednesday in two competitive states after yanking spending in Georgia.
“Why in the world would we stop now when they’re still dangerous, and we’re close to ending the war?”
Religious leaders are condemning the Pentagon’s plans to publicly livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan.
The Supreme Court passed on a case challenging a federal law prohibiting felons from possessing firearms Tuesday.
Masked Israeli settlers attacked an American Washington Post journalist Friday in the West Bank, kicking her and beating her with clubs, video shows.
A 42-year-old man plunged to his death after falling from the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags in Georgia
Thanks to the heroic intervention of a Taco Bell employee in Illinois, a potential mass shooting at a local Hindu temple has been thwarted.
The Pentagon has appointed one of its own public affairs officials as the interim leader of 165-year-old military newspaper Stars and Stripes.
The Army is moving to field a new drone-killing laser, and one company is already showing how to keep it powered in the field.
As citizens in Yemen starve, farmers continue to spend water to produce an addictive drug subsidized in large part by U.S. taxpayer-funded aid.
Roughly 550,000 protesters flooded French streets Saturday, looting luxury stores and clashing with riot police as Macron vowed to punish rioters.
U.S. military strikes on Iran could rapidly intensify soon, a senior military official exclusively told the Daily Caller News Foundation.
The International Energy Agency agreed to speed more than 20 million barrels of diesel to market, about five days of U.S. demand.
Two of America’s top artificial intelligence companies now have the feds looking over their shoulders.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told NBC’s Kristen Welker no Russia sanctions were lifted and said Europeans ‘continue to gorge on Russian energy.’