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The Venezuelan government deliberately used drugs as a weapon of mass destruction against the U.S., Venezuelan-American political commentator Franklin Camargo told a panel of House lawmakers Wednesday.

China's communist government is continuing to work toward the annexation of Taiwan and hopes to complete unification with the self-ruled island democracy without resorting to force, according to the U.S. intelligence community's annual threat ...

Israel killed another top Iranian official - the intelligence minister - in its campaign against the Islamic Republic's leadership, and an Iranian offshore natural gas field was struck Wednesday amid the war's escalating pressure on the region's ...

Democratic senators pressed the U.S. government's top intelligence official at annual worldwide threats hearings Wednesday about the war with Iran, including whether she had advised President Donald Trump that Tehran was likely to block the Strait of ...

President Trump and the Pentagon were aware that Iran would target the Strait of Hormuz and global energy producers in response to Operation Epic Fury, the nation's top intelligence officials told Senate lawmakers Wednesday.

U.S. Capitol Police Chief Michael Sullivan is asking the federal government to support the department's largest budget ever in light of a growing number of threats made against lawmakers.

In this episode of The Sitdown with Alex Swoyer, U.S. Marshals Service Director Gadyaces S. Serralta offers a rare inside look at the agency responsible for protecting the federal judiciary, hunting the country's most dangerous fugitives, and leading ...

The CIA has been helping out in an investigation into a bizarre intimidation tactic used against federal judges in which someone has been ordering pizzas sent to their homes, the head of the U.S. Marshals Service said.

The Israeli air force struck Iran's South Pars natural gas processing facility, the largest in the world, Wednesday in the first attack of its kind since the war began.

The White House on Wednesday sought to distance itself from Joe Kent, a top counter-terrorism official who resigned in protest of the Iran war, by depicting him as not involved in U.S. intelligence assessment.