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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.

Republicans briefly considered a millionaires tax before President Trump killed it. Now Democrats are pushing wealth taxes nationally -- and the results in states that tried it are complicated.

The Supreme Court on Thursday shut down an attempt by Samuel Ronan, a longtime liberal Democrat, to force his way onto the Republican primary ballot for a congressional seat from Ohio.

"Our leaders and our media are stupid enough to keep asking questions like 'why do they hate us?' Hate us?! They don't hate US! WE HATE THEM!" director Michael Moore wrote about U.S. military action in Iran. "We're the bad guys!"

Former Republican Sen. Ben Sasse spoke candidly Thursday about his terminal cancer diagnosis, telling a New York Times podcast that his tumors have shrunk dramatically even as he prepares for death.

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 stairwell roof at a parking garage being built in Philadelphia collapsed suddenly, killing one person and leaving two missing, authorities said.

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 ...

Congressional Republicans are warning Democrats that they will regret their push to defund ICE and border patrol, saying it sets a new precedent for annual spending battles that the GOP also can exploit.

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.