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Australian PM Anthony Albanese criticized several states over the weekend for declining to join his government's national gun buyback program, arguing that inconsistent state licensing systems were undermining the effort to get firearms off the ...

President Trump said Tuesday his administration is not speaking to Iran and asserted U.S. control over the Strait of Hormuz while Tehran signaled a new phase of defiance and aggression in the region, raising tensions across the Gulf region.

A South Carolina police officer was fired last month after investigators found she had used her department's Flock license-plate camera system 166 times over five months to track a former romantic partner's vehicle.

A Minnesota man once celebrated by the state as an "outstanding refugee" has been charged with eight felony counts tied to a Medicaid fraud scheme, with prosecutors alleging some of his business associates are separately linked to a sex-trafficking ...

Visiting Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi on Tuesday sidestepped a brouhaha that has galvanized Australian media -- an apparent reference by the Australian prime minister to his Japanese counterpart's breasts.

How do you glue together a missile shield as complex as Golden Dome? Booz Allen's Trey Obering and Michael Davenport explain at the 2026 Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama.

A Trump Homeland Security policy allowing ICE more freedom to make warrantless arrests at houses of worship tramples on the religious rights of migrants, churches, temples and mosques, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.

President Trump said Tuesday there are no active or planned talks with Iran and his naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz will remain in "full force."

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s son Conor has been placed on Russia's international wanted list for his covert enlistment to fight in the war in Ukraine.

Iranian parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf reiterated Tuesday that the Islamic regime's forces will keep the Strait of Hormuz closed until the U.S. fulfills its obligations under the defunct Islamabad memorandum of understanding.