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A day after hosting House Speaker Mike Johnson, another member of Congress visited Columbia University, only this one wasn't there to denounce antisemitism or tell student protesters to cut out the nonsense.

The United States will pull the majority of its troops from Chad and Niger as it works to restore key agreements governing what role there might be there for the American military and its counterterrorism operations, the Pentagon said Thursday.

Top tech and government leaders will huddle in Washington next week to formulate plans to ensure America takes charge of the global artificial intelligence race and shapes emerging tech developments.

Even as it works to get much-needed new supplies of weapons and ammunition from a huge U.S. aid package to the front line, Ukraine is seeking to reverse the drain of potential soldiers from the country, announcing that men of conscription age will no ...

The Coast Guard this week fired its senior military chaplain, only months after praising him as "instrumental in the upliftment of the U.S. Coast Guard's spiritual and moral framework."

Taiwan's president-elect has appointed new foreign and defense ministers to join his incoming administration as the island faces continuing military threats and diplomatic isolation from China.

House Speaker Mike Johnson says he thinks the president should call in the National Guard to calm the anti-Israel protests on college campuses if they fail to diminish on their own.

House Speaker Mike Johnson called on Columbia President Minouche Shafik to resign over her handling of anti-Israel protest turmoil, chiding school officials for allowing "lawless agitators and radicals" to take over the campus.

Asian governments are increasingly concerned by growing nuclear threats posed by China, North Korea and Russia, and a U.S. extended deterrence is key to preventing a breakout of new nuclear-armed states in the region, Deputy Secretary of State Kurt ...

After months of deadlock, the U.S. Congress has finally approved $61 billion in badly needed military aid to Ukraine. But in a painful irony, with Ukraine's government struggling to replenish the ranks of its army, there may not be enough soldiers to ...