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Two Americans and a Brit are dead following a crash between two helicopters Thursday near McMinnville Municipal Airport near Portland, Oregon.

The United States is under attack from Chinese and Russian information warfare aimed at destabilizing and ultimately destroying the American system and culture, according to a new book on the history of enemy subversion.

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, said late Thursday that a major security incident had an estimated total impact of about $6.3 billion -- in what analysts say is the largest crypto theft on record.

The Chicago-born leader of the Catholic Church has requested a mail ballot for the midterm elections, which would make him the first pope to vote in a U.S. election.

A delegation from Qatar landed in Tehran on Friday for further talks with Iranian leadership, just days after Vice President J.D. Vance sent a letter requesting a resumption of direct negotiations.

President Trump says Kansans "can't do better" than Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, hoping to lift the incumbent in a race that's much closer than the GOP wanted.

Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola says she didn't know about a covert effort to put another candidate on the Alaska ballot with the same name as the Republican incumbent.

One of the countless memorable lines that have tumbled out of the "Star Trek" universe over the years is this gem, originally from a 20th-century poet named Delmore Schwartz: "Time is the fire in which we burn."

U.S. futures are falling Friday as technology companies such as Amazon, Intel and Alphabet all tumble lower, pressuring Wall Street.

Kristin Houston, CEO of the company Rocketdyne, joins the show to talk about why maneuverability matters for satellites in orbit and why nuclear power is key to future space missions.