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Dr. Amos Fox, managing editor of Small Wars Journal, joins the show to talk about the true value of technology on the battlefield and whether the U.S. has become too enamored with drones.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection says it's facing complications complying with a court order to quickly issue refunds for tariffs canceled by the Supreme Court.

Lindsey Halligan, a former White House aide for President Donald Trump who as a top federal prosecutor in Virginia pursued cases against the president's opponents but ultimately left the job after her appointment was deemed unlawful, is facing an ...

Officials with one of the armed Kurdish Iranian dissident groups based in northern Iraq told The Associated Press that they are not planning an imminent cross-border attack on Iran but would join a ground invasion if the U.S. were to launch one.

Oksana Masters has been here before. Not just at the Paralympics -- she has been to seven of them -- but in this specific, unfamiliar territory of doubt.

The Metropolitan Police Department is establishing juvenile curfew zones in the Navy Yard and U Street Corridor this weekend.

Legionella, the waterborne bacteria that can lead to the deadly Legionnaires' disease, has been found at a federal building in Baltimore where illegal immigrants are kept in short-term detention, according to members of Congress who demanded answers ...

A friend of Pawn Stars personality Corey Harrison has launched a GoFundMe campaign to help cover mounting medical bills after the reality TV star was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident earlier this year.

The Justice Department on Thursday night released a trio of previously unseen interviews from the Epstein files that contain uncorroborated allegations that President Trump sexually assaulted a minor in the 1980s.

The Danish maritime company Maersk said Friday that it is temporarily suspending two key shipping routes due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East, which is continuing to disrupt global supply chains.