War Secretary Pete Hegseth used a Pentagon press briefing to underscore a hard-line doctrine of peace through strength, pushing back on questions that framed U.S. military action as a kind of personal thrill or moral contradiction.

The United States Congress has increasingly turned to governing in the small hours of the morning, using overnight sessions as a blunt instrument to force through contentious legislation while members are exhausted and the public is largely asleep.

The escalating campaign against free expression has now expanded into a direct strike on the right to keep and bear arms, with investigative journalist James OKeefe reporting that police have confiscated his entire firearms collection.

A decorated US Army Special Forces master sergeant is facing serious federal charges after prosecutors say he turned a sensitive mission to capture Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro into a personal windfall on an online prediction market.

Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth used a Pentagon press briefing on Friday to deliver a blunt warning to NATO and other US allies he accused of free riding on American power in the Strait of Hormuz as the confrontation with Iran passed the 55-day mark.

Residents of Manhattans East Village are discovering the hard way what progressive governance looks like when its consequences land on their own doorstep.

A horrific, seemingly random assault in a San Antonio park has left a three-year-old girl badly injured and her mother struggling to cope after an illegal alien allegedly tried to bite the childs face off.

President Donald Trump entered Operation Epic Fury with a singular strategic objective: to prevent the Iranian regimelong steeped in anti-American fanaticismfrom ever acquiring a nuclear weapon.

Many conservatives view House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries as a largely unserious, even clownish, political figure and his latest public appearance did little to challenge that perception.

FBI Director Kash Patel on Thursday credited coordinated work by the bureaus Charlotte, North Carolina, and Houston, Texas, field offices with disrupting what authorities describe as a planned mass-casualty attack on a Houston synagogue by an 18-year-old woman from Lexington, North Carolina.