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A recent study finds "no evidence" that native-born citizens have taken jobs abandoned by illegal immigrants during President Trump's pursuit of mass deportations.

A "golden age of private capital" is driving the development and production of the small unmanned systems key to the Pentagon's Drone Dominance Initiative, a top Defense Department official told a major military conference Wednesday.

A top Polish defense official said in an exclusive interview that his country unequivocally possesses the most powerful land army in Europe and is gearing up for a drastic increase in defense manufacturing capacity, only a generation after the fall ...

President Trump told U.S. Coast Guard graduates on Wednesday they will play a critical role in protecting and serving the U.S. at a "great time" for the "hottest country in the world."

Joey Chestnut, the 17-time winner of the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor battery charge and been sentenced to probation following a bar altercation in Indiana earlier this year.

The enhanced homeland defenses built in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks are eroding a quarter century after that horrific day, according to national security experts.

A video of Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir that showed him taunting detained Gaza flotilla activists has drawn criticism from foreign leaders as well as members of his own government.

House Democrats plan to oppose a bill to establish terms for building a Smithsonian women's history museum on the National Mall because Republicans added language to limit its subjects to biological females.

Actress Hayden Panettiere is alleging that a "well-respected" Oscar-winning actor and director exposed himself to her at a private party when she was 19 years old, but stopped short of saying who it was.

Actress Poppy Liu calls capitalism "the greatest evil in the world."