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President Trump revealed this week that he is keeping secret how the United States would respond to a Chinese attack on the island of Taiwan.

Elon Musk turned off many potential buyers of his Tesla cars and sent sales plunging with his foray into politics. But the stock has soared anyway and now he wants the company to pay him more - a lot more.

A man accused of igniting a deadly Loudoun County house fire has ties to a Russian mob boss who was previously on the FBI's Most Wanted list.

A bomb threat Tuesday at LaGuardia Airport in New York City caused a Delta Air Lines flight to deplane before it could take off for Minneapolis.

Record-high shares of Americans believe the country has made progress in the war on drugs, according to the latest Gallup polling released Wednesday.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday struggled with the legality of President Trump's tariffs, grilling the administration, after they were challenged by small businesses -- one of which says it is on the brink of bankruptcy -- over the president's tariff ...

The U.S. decision to help South Korea build a nuclear-powered submarine could spell the end of the push for denuclearization in Northeast Asia and threatens to upset the global nonproliferation regime, some experts say.

Two New Jersey men were apprehended in connection with a thwarted terror attack over Halloween weekend in Michigan.

When Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa arrives at the White House on Monday, followed five days later by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the back-to-back visits will mark more than diplomatic courtesy.

New York City's Jewish fire commissioner, Robert Tucker, is resigning upon Zohran Mamdani's mayoral election, reported the New York Post.