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The White House paired its policy statement on the war with an unusual online messaging campaign that featured Hollywood movies and video games.

Members of Congress said the Department of Homeland Security has provided conflicting data about how many DACA recipients have been detained and deported.

The killing of the drug lord known as "El Mencho" triggered retaliatory attacks throughout Mexico. In Etzatlán, dozens of cars and several buildings were burned, leaving residents of the normally tranquil town in shock and seeking answers.

Despite a warning from the state Democratic Party chair that a crowded field could hand the governorship to a Republican, eight of nine major Democratic candidates filed their paperwork to run, betting they can build momentum before the June primary.

Though the exact date of Savannah Guthrie's return to work on 'Today' remains uncertain, the longtime host paid a visit to her NBC family Thursday.

Trump said on social media he will appoint Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin to lead DHS, two days after Noem faced a grilling on Capitol Hill from GOP members as well as Democrats.

The U.K. and France committed bases to the U.S. war effort, and Ukraine will train western powers in anti-drone strategy as allies brace for a protracted war.

Officials insist the investigation is still in full force and that they have some solid clues. The Sheriff's Department announced that it now has a dedicated team from its homicide unit working with the FBI on the case.

The Israeli military issued evacuation orders for entire neighborhoods of Beirut's southern suburbs, sparking pandemonium as hundreds of thousands of people joined a panicked exodus out towards Lebanon's north.

Welcome to the age of AI hacking, in which the right prompts make amateurs into master hackers.