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Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff faced off with angry members of the school's faculty Wednesday at a meeting that underscored deep frustration on campus over his administration's handling of a woman's report that she was gang raped at a ...

The arrest of a suspected Chinese agent in southern California highlights how China's Ministry of State Security conducts covert surveillance of political opponents, according to a former counterintelligence official.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned at the U.S. Army's annual convention that America faces an era of broadening global conflict in which adversaries like China threaten to outpace the U.S. military, especially if the Pentagon does not move more ...

The Supreme Court slapped down Democrats' latest attempt to hinder Republicans' election-season ad buying, ruling Wednesday that the Federal Communications Commission does not need to make an immediate decision on what ad rates apply to coordinated ...

Voters came out in force Tuesday for the first day of early voting in Georgia, breaking the state record for first-day turnout in a midterm election.

President Trump rallied supporters in Bullhead City, Arizona, on Wednesday to boost Republicans' chances in the state as early voting continues and Election Day looms in less than three weeks.

The federal law designed to protect the nation's cultural and historical sites turns 60 on Thursday, but it may not survive beyond its diamond jubilee.

Greece's Hellenic Coast Guard rescued a Salvadoran woman from the Ionian Sea, a part of the Mediterranean, after she jumped overboard from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship.

Rob Lowe and James Franco are starring in a new Daily Wire movie written by Ben Shapiro. "Confession," a Stalin-era prison drama, premieres Thursday at the Warsaw Film Festival. Lowe also serves as a producer on the movie.

The alignment between the U.S. and South Korea has historically centered on military readiness, begun as a security shield to prevent a second invasion on the Korean peninsula.