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ICE is now deporting more than 1,450 people per day and booking in migrants at a rate exceeding 1,500 per day, both record-breaking paces according to agency data covering Jan. 8-25.

The U.S. could learn a lot from Nordic allies about projecting military power in the Arctic, where the cold wreaks havoc on the high-tech tools American forces rely on elsewhere in the world.

Palantir Technologies shares jumped Tuesday after the defense and data analytics firm reported fourth-quarter results that exceeded Wall Street expectations, driven by accelerating demand from government customers and continued strength in its U.S.

A year after Vietnam elevated its relations with Washington to the highest diplomatic level, an internal document shows its military was taking steps to prepare for a possible American "war of aggression" and considered the United States a ...

The Pentagon on Tuesday named the 25 U.S. defense manufacturers that will take part in the military's $1 billion Drone Dominance Initiative.

The Pentagon has started selecting U.S. defense manufacturers for the military's $1 billion Drone Dominance Initiative.

The Trump administration's military strikes against terror groups in Nigeria last December were crucial in the fight for international religious freedom and could boost global security, a State Department adviser says.

In France, civil servants will ditch Zoom and Teams for a homegrown video conference system.

ICE has hit a new record pace for deportations, averaging more than 1,450 deportations a day in the middle of January, according to the agency's latest data.

A federal judge delivered a withering rebuke to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Monday, accusing her of harboring a "hostility to nonwhite immigrants," and blocking her decision to end a deportation amnesty for hundreds of thousands of ...