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The $17 billion Offshore Patrol Cutter program, one of the U.S. Coast Guard's highest shipbuilding priorities, is at risk of delays and ballooning costs over a strategy to begin construction before the final design is complete, according to a ...

The 2025 election delivered historic wins for Muslim politicians even as it exposed deep tensions over their rising influence.

The man arrested for ambushing and shooting two National Guard members the day before Thanksgiving will now face a first-degree murder charge, Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, said Friday.

The prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago retracted comments where she asserted that no U.S. Marines were currently in the twin-island nation - a development that comes as the U.S. government seeks allies amid ongoing strikes on suspected drug ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's all-powerful chief of staff, Andrii Yermak, resigned Friday as a high-profile anti-corruption investigation widened.

Pope Leo XIV joined Eastern and Western patriarchs and priests Friday in commemorating an important anniversary in Christian history, gathering at the site in Turkey of an unprecedented A.D. 325 meeting of bishops to pray that Christians might once ...

They're both round, orange and probably bad for your health, but which is the better Thanksgiving dessert: pumpkin or sweet potato pie? For most people, the answer likely depends on where they're from.

U.S. stocks rose in morning trading as Wall Street puts the wraps on a volatile month.

St. Louis firefighters on Friday were battling flames that started at a warehouse before growing into a six-alarm fire.

Soldiers in Guinea-Bissau on Friday appointed a close ally of the deposed president as prime minister, after seizing power following disputed national elections earlier this week.