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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are relocating to Britain with their two children in the biggest shift to their family life since they stepped back from royal duties six years ago.

A U.S. Air Force plane on its way to Antarctica turned around after being warned about Russian activity in New Zealand-managed airspace.

American submarines are a key focus in protecting U.S. military advantages against foreign enemies, along with new national security space systems know-how, according to a recent White House strategy report.

President Trump will appear Thursday on a radio show hosted by his ex-personal lawyer and former nemesis Michael Cohen, according to reports.

Perhaps then-Rep. Eric Swalwell enjoyed a clear conscience that day as he smeared President Trump as a Russian-compromised president based on a hoax. And his Fang Fang romp must have been a distant memory.

The longtime publisher of Stars and Stripes has announced his retirement, ending a decades-long career with the military newspaper as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Pentagon moves to exert editorial control and eliminate what it asserts are "woke ...

In her first large staff meeting, the new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention promised Wednesday to advocate for the agency while acknowledging that congressionally funded programs lacked staff and employees were feeling burned ...

ROSIE uses Nazi analogy to describe CBS' Bari Weiss: "If you're in a room with 10 Nazis at a table, and you're the only one who's not, there's a pretty good chance you're a Nazi."

The federal government has topped $40 trillion in total debt for the first time in history, setting a new record for red ink.

Movie theater chains across the country are wrapping up a summer that generated more than $4.2B in domestic ticket sales, running about 5.7% ahead of the pre-pandemic summer of 2019 and on track to rank among the five biggest summers of all time.