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President Trump and his team on Thursday awaited Iran's response to a U.S. proposal to end the war and restart negotiations as Wall Street pulled back from recent gains and CEOs warned of consumer fatigue from the war.

North Korea's recent changes to its constitution -- including language that indicates reunification with the democratic South is no longer a priority for Pyongyang -- have fueled both a bit of optimism and a healthy dollop of skepticism in Seoul.

Federal and local law enforcement agencies arrested 18 people and seized more than $10 million worth of fentanyl Wednesday in a sweeping drug enforcement operation targeting an open-air narcotics market at MacArthur Park in Los Angeles.

Federal agents detained crew members aboard a Disney cruise ship and at least one other vessel at the Port of San Diego last month as part of a child sexual exploitation investigation, authorities said Wednesday.

Iran confirmed on Thursday that it is still reviewing a U.S. proposal to end the war and restart negotiations, even as President Trump threatens to launch a new bombing campaign if Tehran does not agree to talk.

FBI Director Kash Patel has developed a habit of handing out personalized merchandise -- including self-branded bourbon bottles -- to bureau employees and civilians alike, a practice that current and former agents say is highly unusual and without ...

The latest short-term extension of a law granting the government crucial spy powers has given privacy advocates in Congress a glimmer of hope that they will finally slam shut "backdoor searches" of Americans' communications.

A B-1B Lancer has returned to active service after the bomber was sent to the Arizona desert in 2021 to be cannibalized for spare parts, U.S. Air Force officials said this week.

Moscow has appointed a new commander of the Russian Aerospace Forces in a move that an analyst calls "a rather unusual choice."

Defense technology company Anduril Industries has received a $100.3 million boost to an existing government contract to improve the system the U.S. military uses to monitor objects in space.