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A Tibetan died late Thursday after setting himself on fire outside the U.N. Headquarters in New York in a dramatic act of protest against a new Chinese law stressing ethnic unity.

Air CEO Tara Murphy Dougherty joined Washington Times Threat Status Director Jason Sickels to break down how AI-driven platforms are already buying back hundreds of days of equipment downtime across the Navy, Army, and Air Force.

Ford Motor Co. reported a 10.3% drop in U.S. vehicle sales for the second quarter, dragged down by a steep decline in electric vehicle demand and ongoing supply problems for its top-selling F-Series trucks. Ford's pure electric vehicle sales fell 40 ...

Philadelphia canceled its Independence Day parade on Friday, a victim of heat gripping the eastern U.S. and hurting America's 250th birthday.

The Israeli military announced Friday that it struck 10 Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon in retaliation for an earlier attack on troops, further weakening an already fragile ceasefire and potentially threatening the success of peace negotiations ...

The Kennedy Center sold out of tickets to watch the Fourth of July fireworks from its rooftop terrace, including a ticket package at $25,000.

The Kennedy Center sold out of tickets to watch the Fourth of July fireworks from its rooftop terrace, including a ticket package at $25,000.

America's shipbuilding capacity has collapsed -- and China knows it. Sen. Todd Young lays out why rebuilding the industry isn't just about commerce, but about national security and deterrence in the Indo-Pacific.

Hollywood producer BRIAN GRAZER: "None of my stories are left or right. I'm not political in any of my movies ...

A plan to build the world's largest data center complex next to the Manassas National Battlefield Park is dead -- killed by homeowners, preservationists and a string of court defeats.