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The latest trends in weapons technology are showing that low-tech, easy-to-obtain, disposable arms can confound even military superpowers.

U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro announced Friday that her office is pursuing the death penalty for the man accused of fatally shooting two Israeli Embassy staffers outside the Capital Jewish Museum last year.

Modern warfare carries an "insatiable" demand for the complex, dangerous missions that only America's elite Special Operations Forces can execute, such as the daring January raid to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from a heavily guarded ...

You wouldn't expect to see Wyoming's Republican Sen. John Barrasso siding with the left-wing climate group Earthjustice, but the two share a mission: Stopping Congress from passing legislation permitting the year-round sales of E15 ethanol.

A number of empty Waymo robotaxis drove into Atlanta neighborhoods and circled around cul-de-sacs while waiting for passengers.

A Florida news outlet was exposed as a fake media outlet built entirely on artificial intelligence-generated reporters and stolen content.

Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley is planning to haul four CEOs of major technology companies before his panel next month to press them on efforts to make their platforms safer for children.

Al Robertson, the eldest son of "Duck Dynasty" patriarch Phil Robertson, says he and his wife, Lisa, chose faith over divorce after she had an extramarital relationship -- and are now sharing that story on screen in a new Lifetime movie ...

The CIA removed 40 boxes of JFK assassination and MKUltra files from Tulsi Gabbard's office -- and still hasn't explained why. Now two Republican lawmakers are demanding answers.

Democratic Rep. Steven Cohen is forgoing his reelection campaign to represent Memphis, Tennessee, after the state jumped into the fray of middecade redistricting.