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The District's new juvenile curfew went into effect last week, and the Metropolitan Police Department reported two violations of the policy over the weekend.

Mike Waltz, President Donald Trump's nominee for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, is facing questioning Tuesday from lawmakers for the first time since he was ousted as national security adviser in the weeks after he mistakenly added a ...

The Russian government is considering whether its remaining aircraft carrier, which has been plagued by a deadly fire and costly repairs, is worth keeping.

Sen. Rand Paul this week vowed to refile a criminal referral against Anthony Fauci with the Justice Department after it was revealed Dr. Fauci's pardon from former President Joseph R. Biden was issued through a late-night autopen.

A Department of Defense agency has awarded contracts to leading artificial intelligence companies to address key national security issues.

Inflation ticked upward in June, rising 0.3% in June compared to 0.1% in May, according to a government report.

The Justice Department's refusal to release additional files related to deceased sex predator Jeffrey Epstein has created one of the biggest splits within President Trump's MAGA base since he returned to office in January.

The Supreme Court has taken up more disputes for its upcoming term pertaining to transgender youth following the justices' landmark ruling in which the court said last month that states can ban gender-transition medical treatment for minors.

The Pentagon withdrew many of its officials from their speaking engagements at the Aspen Security Forum this week, citing a clear difference in values between the conference and the administration.

JPMorgan's second-quarter profit fell to $14.2 billion in the second quarter, but the New York bank beat Wall Street expectations. CEO Jamie Dimon on Tuesday touted another strong performance by the bank, particularly its markets division, where ...