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The Trump administration will withdraw the remaining ICE and Border Patrol forces in Minnesota, White House border czar Tom Homan said Thursday, saying they've done what they came to do.

President Trump on Wednesday assailed Oklahoma's Republican governor, escalating his dispute with the National Governors Association over its annual bipartisan gathering at the White House.

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell last week, remaining within the historically healthy range of the past few years.

The Food and Drug Administration may soon allow tobacco companies to market flavored nicotine pouches placed between the lips and gums as "safer than cigarettes."

An internal Chinese military report has revealed that the People's Liberation Army is placing a heavy emphasis on waging advanced air war using stealth, drones and high-technology weapons.

Current plans for U.S. bomber forces are inadequate for winning a future conflict with China and the Air Force needs 200 new B-21 bombers to bolster the strategic bomber shortfall, according to a new report by a think tank that supports the Air Force ...

European allies at NATO on Thursday brushed aside concerns that the United States has stepped back from its leadership role in the world's biggest security organization, leaving them and Canada to do the lion's share of defending Europe.

A car careened off of U.S. Interstate 66 and onto Orange Line Metrorail tracks Wednesday in Virginia. The driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the Trump administration likely violated the constitutional rights of 20 prisoners when it moved them to the federal government's most restrictive prison.

A federal judge ordered Homeland Security to release three illegal immigrants with homicide convictions on their criminal records and a fourth illegal immigrant convicted of sex crimes.