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Federal authorities have now arrested 2,711 members of Tren de Aragua, the notorious Venezuela-based gang, Attorney General Pam Bondi said Friday.

Germany is planning to meet NATO's new defense spending targets by the end of the decade, laying out a plan that would nearly double its defense expenditure by 2030.

SpaceX's efforts to retrieve debris from its destroyed rocket have been severely hindered by trespassers, the company said this week.

Dr. Mark Lewis, of the Purdue Applied Research Institute, joins the show to talk about hypersonic weapons research, the U.S.-China hypersonics race, and the challenges ahead for the Golden Dome missile shield.

Three days after announcing a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, the Trump administration is working to broaden a sustainable peace in the region, including an end to the war in Gaza.

Top national security officials briefed senators Thursday about the bombings on three of Iran's key nuclear facilities, but it did little to settle the debate over just how successful the attacks were in quelling Iran's nuclear ability.

The Department of Homeland Security is suddenly seeing a massive surge in the number of terrorism suspects detected crossing the southern border, averaging more than 280 encounters per month in April and May, according to the latest government data.

President Trump's atomic bomb comments at the NATO leaders summit this week caused ripples in Japan, even as they capped an astonishing period of U.S. peacemaking, not just in the Middle East, but also in Indo-Pakistan and in Africa.

The White House said Iran felt the need to "save face" Thursday after Islamic Republic Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei appeared in a video broadcast on Iranian state television and said Iran would never surrender.

For many Ukrainians, the deadliest war on European soil since World War II feels like it's becoming a footnote to the global news cycle, fueling fears that Western attention is increasingly focused elsewhere as Russia has ramped up its attacks on the ...