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A federal jury in Boston convicted a Massachusetts man on charges tied to a scheme to illegally export sensitive U.S. electronic components to Iran, the Justice Department said.

The United States and China are engaged in a competition that will shape far more than the future of medicine.

Director of National Intelligence nominee Jay Clayton appears headed for a partisan confirmation vote after refusing to say during his confirmation hearing Wednesday that Joseph R. Biden won the 2020 presidential election.

A federal indictment unsealed in the Northern District of Ohio charges three Russian nationals and two "bulletproof hosting" companies with running infrastructure that allegedly facilitated cyberattacks against U.S. victims, causing tens of millions ...

President Trump endorsed MyPillow founder and MAGA ally Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor one month before a three-way Republican primary.

The Trump administration followed through on its pledge to rework and then reinstall panels about slavery at the site of President George Washington's home in Philadelphia.

The Pentagon is requiring testosterone deficiency screening for military members 30 and older during their annual health assessment, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday.

As business partners go, few are more powerful and well-funded than the Pentagon. But the Trump administration's accelerating push to take direct financial stakes in private defense and critical minerals companies -- a divisive strategy among ...

Smoke from wildfires in Ontario, Canada, and Minnesota is drifting east across the United States, causing poor air quality that can be harmful to residents.

A Canadian woman faces potential deportation after she was charged this week with slapping a teenage girl wearing clothing with "Trump" and "ICE" spelled out on them along the Jersey Shore.