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Rocked by political purges and corruption, the People's Liberation Army is being urged by Chinese President Xi Jinping to stay pure and committed to communist ideology, according to state media.

Director Sara Carter sits down with Alex Swoyer to discuss how the Trump administration is dismantling the cartels, cutting off the drug supply, and putting faith and recovery back at the center of national policy.

Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin's push for party unity ran headlong Thursday into thorny -- and simmering -- internal fights over how far the party should go in condemning the Israeli government's military actions in the Middle East,

An ex-worker at Fort Bragg has been indicted for sharing classified information with a journalist about the elite Delta Force unit for a book about sexual harassment and other misconduct in the military.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered his government Thursday to start negotiations with Lebanon as "soon as possible" to disarm Hezbollah fighters, as violence between the Mideast neighbors threatened to undo the ceasefire President ...

The Iranian and Ukrainian coastal defenses that have frustrated two of the world's three most powerful navies offer timely lessons for Taiwan as it looks to fend off a potential attack by China.

Pro-Iran groups have used artificial intelligence to create slick internet memes in English to try to shape the narrative during the war against the U.S. and Israel and foster opposition to it.

The Iran war is darkening the outlook for the world economy - whether or not a fragile ceasefire holds, the head of the International Monetary Fund warned Thursday.

A former Defense Department employee with top-secret clearance was charged Wednesday with transmitting classified military information to a journalist -- an arrest that the journalist says is federal retaliation against a whistleblower who exposed ...

Eligible men will no longer need to sign themselves up for the military draft registry -- the federal government is taking over that responsibility, though the change does not mean anyone is being called to serve.