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The U.S. is freezing some shipments of weapons promised to Ukraine for its ongoing war with Russia until the Defense Department can determine what impact it will have on America's own stockpiles.

An emboldened Russia has ramped up military offensives on two fronts in Ukraine, scattering Kyiv's precious reserve troops and threatening to expand the fighting to a new Ukrainian region as each side seeks an advantage before the fighting season ...

The FBI has arrested two Chinese nationals who are charged with operating as part of a clandestine spy ring for the Ministry of State Security, the civilian intelligence service.

Five people were killed when a military helicopter serving the African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia crashed Wednesday at the airport in the capital, Mogadishu, according to Ugandan authorities.

French President Emmanuel Macron spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the first time in three years this week, urging the Russian leader to pressure Iran to cooperate with U.N. nuclear inspectors.

The Senate is taking new action toward filling key cybersecurity leadership vacancies with President Trump's nominees.

Ukraine is forging ahead with early plans for joint weapons production with some international allies, top officials said, while warning Wednesday of potential consequences of the U.S. decision to halt some arms shipments promised to help Kyiv fight ...

President Trump has broken his own record for border success, with the Department of Homeland Security reporting historically low numbers of unauthorized migrants trying to get into the U.S. in June.

Britain and Germany are preparing a defense pact one year after they issued a declaration on improving relations.

No deal is on the horizon for Japan, America's leading Indo-Pacific ally, as the clock ticks toward President Trump's tariff deadline of July 9.