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A Wisconsin brewery has had its license nearly revoked after promoting free beers the day President Trump dies -- although the state said the reprimand was due to alleged tax violations.

Ukrainian officials this week ordered an audit of staffing levels within individual military units to increase combat effectiveness on the battlefield and ensure a fair distribution of personnel.

The Education Department is investigating complaints of illegal favoritism toward minorities in medical school admissions at Dartmouth College, East Carolina University, Saint Louis University, William Carey University and Western University of ...

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose last week, but layoffs remain in the historically healthy range of the past few years.

Newly released satellite images appear to confirm Iran's claim that it struck two Amazon Web Services data centers in Bahrain earlier in July.

A recently released survey from the evangelical research firm Barna Group found that most pastors are using artificial intelligence in their ministry.

The Navy this week announced a $17 million contract was awarded to a California contractor for a program to build a new laser gun called SONGBOW.

Modern wars are won by those who can turn battlefield lessons into mass-produced technology faster than their adversaries.

This year marks the 75th anniversary of what China calls the "peaceful liberation" of Tibet in 1951, which critics describe as an invasion that has widely curtailed the rights and culture of Tibetans.

Amid reports that the U.S. military is running out of missiles and anti-missile interceptors from the conflict with Iran, House defense legislators want the Pentagon to produce regular reports to Congress on the impact of weapons shortages needed to ...