Former Navy Secretary John Phelan waited more than an hour outside the Oval Office on Wednesday, hoping for a face-to-face appeal to President Donald Trump that might spare him from being forced out of his post.

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.