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The 22-year-old man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk left his sentiments engraved in bullet casings seized by authorities and they appear to be trolling messages with ties to the antifa movement and video games.

A federal judge refused to block ICE from arresting migrants at New York City's immigration courtrooms, ruling Friday that the new Trump policy expanding the use of courthouse arrests doesn't appear to violate any law.

Russian drones violated Polish airspace in 19 separate incidents this week, marking the first time NATO engaged enemy targets within its own territory and exposing vulnerabilities in the alliance's drone defense capabilities.

A second B-21 Raider test aircraft arrived at Edwards Air Force Base in California on Thursday, military officials said, as the Pentagon moves quickly with its testing of the advanced nuclear-capable bombers.

A combination of public shock at the treatment of South Korean workers in a Georgia immigration raid, legal measures taken by former sex workers for U.S. troops in Korea and uneven U.S. tariffs on Korean and Japanese autos is generating concern about ...

A Texas A&M University professor was fired after being caught on video teaching the "gender unicorn" in an English course on children's literature, but the fallout from the episode isn't over.

Environmental authorities in the Australian state of Queensland are investigating an American influencer for two videos showing him wrangling two crocodiles.

Federal authorities nabbed an illegal immigrant after he showed up for a court appearance on charges of overfishing.

A federal judge ruled Friday that a computer glitch may have stymied some Venezuelans' attempts to re-register online for a Biden-era deportation amnesty just ahead of the deadline, and he ordered Homeland Security to give them another 24 hours to do ...

The CEO of Restoration Hardware is warning that high-quality wood and metal furniture manufacturing "does not exist at scale in America" as President Trump uses a tariff investigation to spur production in the U.S.