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The Pentagon is in the final stages of producing a new "America First" defense strategy. Early indications suggest the game plan will include a shift away from viewing the threat posed by communist China as a priority.

A delegation of Taiwanese officials and civic leaders is calling for a new intelligence-sharing pact among the U.S., Japan and their own island democracy -- an alliance that the Taiwanese say would help counter the Chinese Communist Party's designs ...

FBI Director Kash Patel told Congress on Wednesday that the southern border has been largely secured, with the threat shifting to the larger and less protected northern boundary that could let terrorists sneak in.

President Trump's visit to Great Britain featured the largest military ceremonial welcome at Windsor Castle for a state visit to the country as the U.K. rolls out the red carpet.

A suspect was in custody after a driver rammed a car into a staffed security gate at the FBI building in Pittsburgh early Wednesday, then removed an American flag from the back seat and threw it over the gate before leaving, authorities said.

The Treasury Department is sanctioning two Iranian "financial facilitators" along with more than a dozen other individuals and groups that are part of Tehran's shadow banking network that funds the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Quds Force and ...

Multiple U.S. counterintelligence agencies charged with neutralizing foreign spy operations lack focus and the system needs major reform, according to the chairman of the House intelligence oversight panel.

European officials warned Iran on Wednesday it had yet to take the actions needed to stop the return of United Nations sanctions over its nuclear program.

Joel Willett, a military veteran and former CIA officer, launched his Democratic campaign for the U.S. Senate from Kentucky on Wednesday, saying the recent fallout from having his security clearance revoked by the Trump administration gave him added ...

A retired four-star admiral was sentenced Tuesday to six years in prison after he was convicted in a corruption case for steering lucrative government contracts to a government vendor in exchange for a high-paying job.