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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte says the alliance has reversed its "ammo gap" with Russia.

A federal judge gave two years of probation to an ice cream maker who says he mistakenly sold some of his own personal product laced with THC, leaving three customers sick enough to end up in the emergency room.

A European Union naval force on Friday reached a Malta-flagged tanker earlier attacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia, finding all its 24 mariners safe after an assault that raised renewed fears about piracy in the region.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene rejected the storyline that she's broken with the Republican Party. She says it's the other way around.

The U.S. military struck another alleged drug trafficking boat in the Caribbean Thursday, killing three people, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said.

Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik has launched her bid for governor of New York, challenging Democratic incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul.

The Department of Defense is revising its cyber force generation model to give U.S. Cyber Command more control over recruitment and training as the Pentagon works to counter China in the cyber domain.

President Trump says he struck a trade deal with Uzbekistan that calls on the Central Asian nation to invest in critical U.S. sectors and buy American products.

Bill Wright, the head of global government affairs at the company Elastic, joins the show to talk about cyber threats facing America and how vital it is for private companies to share threat information with the federal government.

A Massachusetts judge accused of trying to help an illegal immigrant avoid arrest by ICE actually had no idea about the escape plan and only inadvertently assisted in its execution, a state investigation has concluded.