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Ambassador Monica Crowley joins "The Sitdown with Alex Swoyer" to talk diplomacy, history, and America's biggest birthday party yet.

A California tech CEO is facing 20 years in prison after allegedly earning millions by selling U.S.-origin computer networking equipment to Iran's military and nuclear establishments, Justice Department officials said.

After exiting the Women's March amid an antisemitism uproar, Palestinian-American activist Linda Sarsour is getting the band back together for the nation's 250th birthday.

If certain adult Medicaid applicants and enrollees want to be eligible for federal benefits next year, they must meet an 80-hour-per-month work requirement.

NASA announced Wednesday that its MAVEN spacecraft is unrecoverable more than a decade after it launched to study the Martian atmosphere.

The Defense Department Office of Inspector General is launching a review of Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. campaign against Iran to dismantle Tehran's nuclear threat.

Uber is setting limits on how much employees can spend on artificial intelligence agents after its workers blew through their yearly AI coding budget in just four months.

A dual U.S.-Iranian national and CEO of an Iran-based technology company was arrested on federal charges that he spent more than a decade acquiring and smuggling American networking, security and encryption equipment to Iran -- including to the ...

A Washington man was sentenced to 54 months in federal prison and three years of supervised release after pleading guilty to a federal hate crime for a racially motivated knife attack on a Black woman aboard a King County Metro bus, the Justice ...

Local elections across South Korea Wednesday were expected to be a plebiscite on liberal President Lee Jae-myung, who has been in power exactly one year.