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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday ordered a sweeping overhaul of the U.S. military's professional education system to eliminate what he said were "decades of academic drift" and restore a focus on combat readiness and warfighting skills.

Superman, Batman and the rest of the DC heroes are getting a new boss, yet again.

Vice President J.D. Vance joked his way Monday past the chatter over what Republicans' midterm losses mean for his political future, saying he's confident "our backup quarterback" can engineer an "amazing turnaround" after a "devastating loss."

Former President Joseph R. Biden had harsh words for President Trump in his new memoir, in which he condemns the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol and said his successor fawned over him during a meeting to discuss the transition of power in ...

The far-right House Freedom Caucus is pressing GOP leaders to spend the next several weeks trying to tie Democrats' hands in the next Congress.

A man drove his car into a sign Monday morning at Lafayette Square Park, prompting the White House to go into lockdown.

Daniel Castro, President of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, and J.B. Branch, Director of Federal AI Governance and Technology Policy at Public Citizen, join Billy Hallowell on "The Dialogue."

President Trump said Monday that Republicans never had a fair shot in the midterm elections because of large batches of early votes and the widespread use of voting machines.

The African National Congress once rose above politics in South Africa as a movement dedicated to freeing the country from the oppression of apartheid with the lofty principles of democracy, equality and a better life for all.

Prince William has reportedly "learned" to live without Prince Harry, with reconciliation becoming increasingly unlikely, news outlets report.