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President Trump berated Spain and other NATO allies Wednesday before hailing the "tremendous unity" of the alliance, capping a whirlwind two-day summit in which the U.S. extended a huge boost to Ukraine's ability to defend itself against Russia.

Rahm Emanuel, a potential Democratic presidential candidate and longtime defender of Israel, warned Wednesday that the country has become increasingly isolated as its leadership has turned it into a "territorial pariah," in a speech at Tel Aviv ...

The Justice Department's Energy and Natural Resources Division has filed a stipulation dismissing lawsuits brought by the State of Alaska and the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority, resolving their challenges to the 2024 Arctic ...

The brittle ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran appeared to collapse Wednesday after both sides launched retaliatory strikes on regional targets and President Trump weighed authorizing more attacks.

Defense companies are racing to build AI-powered tools that help warfighters access, understand and capitalize on the mountains of data needed for modern combat.

President Trump's cost-cutting initiative, the Department of Government Efficiency, officially closed its doors on Independence Day, and the administration does not plan to issue a final report on the effort.

Actor John Leguizamo revived a long-standing claim that European colonizers stole 500K tons of gold from Latin America, a figure that exceeds the total amount of gold ever mined in human history by more than double.

A Taiwanese government official provided new details on the test flight of a nuclear-capable, submarine-launched Chinese ballistic missile on Monday that drew widespread regional and U.S. condemnation.

Hannah Dugan, the former Wisconsin judge who tried to help an illegal immigrant evade an ICE arrest in her courtroom, was sentenced Wednesday to a $5,000 fine but allowed to escape any prison time.

Russian strikes killed four across Ukraine as U.S. President Trump pledged to let Kyiv build its own Patriot missile defenses. Here is what the deal means and what happens next.