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Russian President Vladimir Putin is becoming "increasingly cavalier, dangerous and risk accepting," as his war in Ukraine drags on and as he seeks to divide Western allies, NATO's deputy commander in Europe said Tuesday.

President Trump on Tuesday urged a coalition of Latin American countries to declare drug cartels foreign terrorists and use their military might against them.

California wine growers are ripping out vineyards their families have farmed for generations as demand for wine plummets.

Stanford University acknowledged this week that it used artificial intelligence to alter a promotional photo, swapping out a Latino student for an AI-generated Black woman and slimming down two of his classmates.

George Lucas says he still had three more "Star Wars" movies in mind years after he stopped directing, plans he ultimately gave up when he sold Lucasfilm to Disney in 2012.

President Trump will host Chinese leader Xi Jinping for a lavish state visit to Washington this week, but behind the pageantry, the two leaders will face off across a negotiating table crowded with disputes.

It turns out Uncle Sam is part of the Flock family.

NATO members have become more united in pushing back against Russian sabotage and other dangerous "gray zone" threats confronting the alliance, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys said in an exclusive interview.

Fishermen are known for exaggerating their catches, but anglers near Pensacola, Florida, landed something truly extraordinary -- a military drone.

Taylor Swift has new music on the way; her latest single, "Patient Zero," arrives Friday.