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President Trump's lack of a "patriotic bounce" in the polls from the successful strikes against Iran can be attributed to a mix of factors, including lopsided anti-Trump news coverage.

U.S. victory in Iran hinges on the battle for the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane for the world's oil supply that Iran has blocked with mines, drones and small attack sea vessels that experts say American and Israeli military will have ...

Brendan Carr, chair of the Federal Communications Commission, says he's not trying to censor anyone and certainly didn't order CBS not to air an interview with Democrat James Talarico.

There's been fierce pushback from some of President Trump's allies over the attack on Iran, but Jake Lang, a committed Trump supporter and Jan. 6 defendant, said it was the right call.

Jack Osbourne has welcomed his fifth child and paid tribute to his late father in the process, naming his newborn daughter after the iconic heavy metal frontman.

An antisemitic assailant drove a car full of explosives into a Michigan synagogue Thursday just hours after an ISIS-linked gunman launched a deadly rampage at a Virginia college, as the U.S. faces an uptick in domestic terror since the beginning of ...

Jumping from a warm aircraft into subzero temperatures created a unique problem for the 10th Special Forces Group's military free-fall team.

For more than four decades, the United States has struggled to contain the Islamic Republic of Iran.

"The consequences for Harvard for refusing to comply with federal law will be significant."

The hit Hulu reality series dropped its full 10-episode fourth season Thursday, diving headfirst into the fallout from last season's "soft-swinging" scandal while introducing a new "Dads of TikTok" storyline that has already divided fans.