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U.S. naval power is undergoing its greatest transformation in a generation, and the nation's status as the top global military superpower may hinge on the outcome.

Andy Burnham, the former mayor of northwest England's Manchester, is poised to replace outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer at No. 10 Downing Street following Mr. Starmer's not-unexpected resignation on Monday.

A man with the same name and party affiliation as Alaska Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan on Monday challenged a decision by a top state elections official to disqualify his candidacy and remove him from the August primary ballot.

Republican lawmakers on Monday threatened contempt of Congress charges against ActBlue, the Democratic fundraising juggernaut plagued by a scandal involving alleged illegal foreign donations.

President Trump on Monday directed the federal government to build a powerful quantum computer for scientific research and ordered the intelligence agencies to protect government systems from cyber threats.

A federal judge on Monday ruled that a recently revamped version of a federal tool central to the Trump administration's election integrity strategy is unlawful and can no longer be used.

President Trump said Monday that Iran need not worry about renewed military attacks as long as Tehran shows sufficient regard for the United States' demands in their peace deal.

Maryland mailed absentee ballots to an illegal immigrant for years -- and resisted removing him even after his arrest and guilty plea. Here's what the records show.

The Senate is set to pass a bipartisan housing bill on Monday that aims to bring down prices and increase supply in one of the most sweeping efforts in recent decades to reduce federal regulations and increase local control.

President Trump is taking on algae -- and his liberal critics -- as he races to restore the historic Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool ahead of the nation's 250th celebration.