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Lockheed Martin is developing low-cost Patriot missile interceptors to defend against cruise and ballistic missiles and cheap drones that have caused havoc on battlefields in Europe and the Middle East.

Andy Burnham took office Monday as Britain's new prime minister, promising a 10-year plan to restore political stability and revive the economy while acknowledging that six other U.K. leaders have tried and failed to do so in the past decade.

Sen. Darline Graham, who was appointed last week to serve the remaining five months of her late brother's term, announced Monday she's running to win the seat for a full, six-year term.

Gatestone Institute, a pro-Israel foreign policy organization, is urging President Trump to scrap any potential plans to sell F-35 military jets to Turkey.

The U.S. envoy to the United Nations said Monday that the U.S. government soon will move to stop violent gangs in Haiti from making money off social media posts.

China's all-powerful civilian and military leader, Xi Jinping, has purged more than 100 senior military leaders in the past four years -- far more than the People's Liberation Army officially acknowledged, according to an Air Force think tank report.

President Trump will travel to Delaware on Tuesday to observe the return of the remains of three U.S. soldiers killed in the Middle East conflict with Iran, the White House said Monday.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has been coordinating a large-scale humanitarian relief effort in Venezuela after twin earthquakes devastated the country last month, according to a senior official, further expanding Washington's footprint in the ...

President Trump said on Monday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested while in the U.S., overruling New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who is seeking a way to arrest the Israeli leader if he visits the city.

Byron Donalds, a Republican congressman running for Florida governor, on Monday announced legislation intended to prevent artificial intelligence data centers from driving up utility costs, the latest sign of a political backlash over the new ...