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The man who recently pleaded guilty to New York's Gilgo Beach serial murders told his ex-wife while in jail that he killed most of his female victims in the basement of the family's dilapidated home, the latest episode of an NBC documentary series ...

President Donald Trump on Tuesday nominated University of Minnesota economist Christopher Phelan to be the next chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, a key position for conducting analyses of the economy and the administration's ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson said Tuesday that he will lead the cause to clamp down on sexual misconduct in Congress, after the resignations of two lawmakers accused of such allegations.

The Golden Dome missile shield will have to overcome enormous technological, logistical and financial obstacles to become operational by President Trump's 2028 target date. But its biggest hurdle might be an "entrenched" Pentagon bureaucracy that ...

This recipe is excerpted from the cookbook "Linda McCartney's Family Kitchen." Linda was ahead of her time on plant-based eating in the '80s and '90s - today, it is much easier to follow a plant-forward lifestyle than when she wrote her first ...

Is the Golden Dome on track? Washington Times National Security Correspondent Ben Wolfgang is joined by L3 Harris Space Systems president Jeff Hanke to break down the technical challenges, the accelerated launch timelines, and why he believes the ...

A Ukrainian prankster infiltrated a closed-door Russian government meeting on drone production, exposing Moscow's near-total dependence on Chinese components for its military drone program.

The Southern Poverty Law Center announced Tuesday that it is under a federal criminal investigation related to its past use of paid informants to infiltrate "extremely violent groups."

A Maryland District Court judge has ordered property managers to file for repair permits at an Adelphi-area condominium complex whose residents say vagrants disabled their heating system nearly five months ago.

Japan on Tuesday announced the scrapping of historical prohibitions on arms exports, one day after its troops joined multinational combat drills in the Philippines for the first time.