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Iran's top security official blamed President Trump and Israel on Thursday for the deaths of children after a bomb hit an Iranian school on the opening days of the joint operation against the Islamic republic.

An illegal immigrant accused of fatally stabbing a woman last month in Fairfax County had been arrested for so many violent crimes that county police warned prosecutors that his most recent release from jail could lead to deadly consequences, emails ...

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth traveled to Florida on Thursday for meetings with senior military leaders about two priority issues for the Trump administration -- the ongoing conflict in Iran and narcotics trafficking.

Iran launched a new wave of attacks Thursday at Israel, American bases and countries around the region, threatening that the United States would "bitterly regret" torpedoing an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean and calling for "Trump's blood,"

Rep. Tony Gonzales, Texas Republican, publicly confessed Wednesday to having an affair with one of his employees who later died by self-immolation but said he had nothing to do with her tragic suicide.

Four days of Iranian missile and drone strikes on Gulf cities have turned what Washington described as a limited decapitation campaign into a widening stress test of the region's energy corridors, aviation networks and political alliances ...

Sen. Steve Daines, Montana Republican, dropped his reelection bid Wednesday with virtually no time to spare before the state's filing deadline, but just enough for his hand-picked successor to enter the race.

A federal appeals court said Wednesday that Elon Musk does not have to testify at this point about his former role with the Department of Government Efficiency, saying it's too soon to compel his testimony.

A former "South Park" writer created a website saying that Barron Trump should be drafted into the war against Iran that started over the weekend.

Lou Holtz did not build one great program. He built six. Across 33 seasons, Mr. Holtz turned losing rosters into bowl contenders at every stop he made. It's a record no coach in NCAA history has matched. From a humiliating NFL exit to Notre Dame's ...