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The European Union on Friday imposed sanctions on a Russian corporate executive and five companies that produce drones being used in Moscow's war against neighboring Ukraine.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on Friday said its forces struck the al-Tanf air base in southeastern Syria, in the first attack of its kind since the start of the U.S.-Iran war.

China is reacting angrily to President Trump's claims that it stole information about 220 million American voters during the 2020 election, dubbing them "groundless accusations."

Miles Arnone, the CEO of Re:Build Manufacturing, joins the show to explain exactly what went wrong with the American defense industrial base and how to fix it.

President Trump said Thursday that he has declassified documents that expose 'shocking' vulnerabilities in America's election system.

The White House on Thursday confirmed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents will continue conducting traffic stops, days after reports surfaced that the tactic had been temporarily halted following two fatal shootings.

Renewed fighting between the U.S. and Iran entered its sixth day on Thursday, with both nations' militaries ramping up their attacks on sensitive facilities.

In December 2022, the Army officially chose Bell's V-280 Valor as the winner of its competitive Future Long Range Assault Aircraft program. Now designated as the MV-75 Cheyenne II, the unique tilt-rotor aircraft will eventually replace the venerable ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, speaking to a gathering of foreign leaders in Washington on Thursday, called for an American-led international crackdown on "left-wing" terrorism.

Homeland Security announced Thursday that it has made it easier for officers to block citizenship applications from immigrants who claimed welfare, revoking a Biden-era rule that was too lenient and "straitjackets" the department.