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The Texas attorney general alleges Netflix misled consumers by portraying itself as a privacy-conscious, ad-free platform while secretly tracking users.

Eight senators urged President Donald Trump to notify Congress of $14 billion in planned sales to Taiwan that have been delayed for months.

The FAA and Department of War successfully tested a high-energy laser counter-drone system that showed it can be used without harming civilian aircraft.

Major security improvements at the U.S.-Mexico border have begun to push terrorist organizations and cartels into the air to get around ground infrastructure.

Washington Examiner's Joe Concha slammed former Vice President Kamala Harris over her rhetoric toward political violence against the president.

CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott acknowledged "missteps" in how it handled an officer-involved shooting and presented to the public about working with ICE.

The Department of Homeland Security agency is facing new criticism in the aftermath of the attack at the Washington Hilton on April 25.

The shooting at the WHCA dinner has sparked questions over the need for so many Cabinet officials to attend, as well as the line of succession.

Just because no one was killed at the recent shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner doesn't mean a national tragedy isn't unfolding.

Cole Allen was arraigned after an armed breach and shooting disrupted the White House Correspondents' Association dinner Saturday evening.