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House Democrats are eyeing changes to how the chamber operates when their colossal majority takes control next Congress.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a group around him were reprimanded by a sentry on Wednesday for not maintaining decorum at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Veterans Day. A day later, Mr. Hegseth awarded that soldier for sticking to his duties,

Cho Seng-won has entered uncharted territory. Not only is he the first CEO of a South Korean defense startup to conduct product testing on the Ukrainian battlefield, he is also the first one to come under attack from Russian, or possibly North Korean ...

Federal prosecutors accused a District of Columbia man of stealing cars in Maryland and Pennsylvania before bringing them to the city.

President Trump Thursday called on the Republicans' Senate leaders to take swift action on the $350 billion reconciliation package.

Workers will be able to contribute up to $25,500 of their income to their 401(k) plans next year, the IRS announced Thursday.

The highly anticipated blockbuster video game "Grand Theft Auto VI" has reached $1 billion in sales ahead of its Nov. 19 release, according to Forbes.

Noted French novelist Michel Houellebecq was indicted this week on hate speech charges in Paris, with a judge accusing the 70-year-old writer of "complicity in incitement to discrimination, hatred or violence" aimed at Muslims.

A group that supported victorious Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico ran ads in Texas aimed at people who Googled phrases about a cheating husband, boosting results about Republican rival Ken Paxton's alleged extramarital affair, according to a ...

A second Oregon woman has accused Kaiser Permanente and Dr. Colin Mizuo of negligence and medical malpractice for injecting her with rubbing alcohol instead of anesthesia before a procedure.