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Debris from China's 2007 anti-satellite test still threatens spacecraft as the U.S. Space Force deploys new counterspace weapons to counter rivals.

The battle over the American wallet has intensified as President Donald Trump pushes for a temporary, one-year 10% cap on credit card interest rates -- a proposal he revived from the campaign trail, according to The Associated Press.

The Democratic primary between state Rep. James Talarico and Rep. Jasmine Crockett has turned into a tense, at times racially charged argument over who can actually win in a U.S. Senate seat in deep-red Texas, a diverse state where Democrats haven't ...

President Trump said Thursday that the unidentified staffer who posted a video that included racist animation of former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama with the bodies of apes was not fired or disciplined.

Thailand has launched a government initiative requiring nine major coffee chains to cut default sugar content in beverages by half to combat excessive sugar consumption that far exceeds World Health Organization recommendations.

A U.S. Navy support ship in the Caribbean hit a destroyer Wednesday, injuring two personnel.

President Trump announced Thursday that the Environmental Protection Agency will no longer regulate greenhouse gases emitted from cars, trucks and power plants, rescinding the legal finding it used for nearly two decades to advance a climate change ...

The Syrian military assumed control of the al-Tanf military base situated near the Jordan and Iraq border, the Syrian Defense Ministry confirmed Thursday, amid a historic withdrawal of U.S. forces from the country.

Senate Democrats blocked a Department of Homeland Security funding bill on Thursday, saying they will not give immigration enforcement agencies another penny without an overhaul of the methods agents are using to carry out the administration's ...

A federal judge on Thursday issued an injunction forbidding Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from taking steps to punish Sen. Mark Kelly, saying the Pentagon cannot claim the power to strip a retired officer of his First Amendment rights.