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Indigenous people celebrate their centuries-long history of resilience with ceremonies, dances and speeches.

U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Monday it is "highly likely" Iran played a role in coordinating an alleged terror plot targeting an air base used by the U.S.

China's passenger car exports surged 64% in September from the same month in 2025, an industry association reported Monday, as Chinese automakers increasingly focus on exports to drive growth amid sluggish domestic sales.

The Washington Times' Alex Swoyer breaks down the major cases on the Supreme Court's new docket, from climate change lawsuits and gun rights to religious liberty, voting rules and immigration.

ICE made just eight arrests among more than 3 million suspected visa overstayers during the Biden administration, a DHS audit found. Here's the 2021 policy the inspector general blames.

Former President Barack Obama is out with a new ad backing Democrat Abdul El-Sayed -- and he's framing the Michigan Senate race as a test of America's core promise.

Acting Army Secretary Adam R. Telle said Monday that each military service has its own strengths, but the Army is the foundation of the joint force.

President Trump is set to return to Ohio on Monday to rally voters to the polls and support Republican candidates in the final weeks of the midterm election.

NATO's top military commander said the alliance is "ready to fight tonight" if it is attacked, as European officials warn Russia could test NATO's defenses with increased covert attacks or a limited military incursion.

French police detained a 14-year-old boy suspected of opening fire Monday on his middle school principal and a teacher with a shotgun that he hid in a guitar case, wounding both in a rare school shooting, prosecutors said.