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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will depart this week on an official trip to Asia aimed at bolstering security partnerships with regional leaders amid mounting trade and military tensions with China.

By its own account, the Trump administration has sunk 10 drug boats and slain 43 crew -- and has yet to offer a firm legal justification for it all.

Russian drones hit Ukraine's capital city early Sunday, killing three people and injuring almost 30 -- the second consecutive nighttime attack on Kyiv to kill civilians.

President Trump said he's watching Hamas over the next few days as he calls for them to release more bodies of hostages as part of his ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.

President Trump suggested that concessions could be on the table to alleviate the trade tensions between the U.S. and China.

Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine overnight into Saturday killed at least four people and wounded 20, officials said, and prompted fresh pleas from Ukraine's president for Western air defense systems.

Malaysian foreign minister warned his counterparts from Southeast Asia that the space for neutrality is shrinking in a region increasingly shaped by big power rivalry, as they mark U.S. President Donald Trump's first trip to Asia since returning to ...

President Trump has sanctioned Colombia's president, two members of his family and members of his inner circle for alleged drug trafficking as relations between the two countries sour.

The Pentagon has confirmed that it received an anonymous $130 million donation to help pay troops during the ongoing government shutdown.

The Department of Defense is sending the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier and a strike group to the Caribbean, an escalation in the Trump administration's efforts to target suspected drug-smuggling vessels.