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Americans' qualms with democracy have risen in the past year, but commitment to the U.S. form of government continues to endure amid misgivings, according to a new poll.

The Air Force is closing down a strategic think tank that produces detailed, open-source reports on Chinese military air, space and cyber warfare capabilities, according to the service branch.

A surrogate mother lost her bid Tuesday to gain control of the child she birthed, after Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan denied her petition.

Beijing's strategy for the upcoming summit between President Trump includes an effort to overcome a questionable theory that the two nations are headed for war, according to the Chinese Communist Party's flagship newspaper.

A well-known group of hackers said it breached several FBI-related services and stole data "on all FBI employees and applicants."

Starting Monday, unsupervised minors will not be allowed at the Westfield Montgomery and Westfield Wheaton malls after 3 p.m.

A 74-year-old Maryland man is facing manslaughter and related felony charges after Delaware State Police say he shot and killed a woman he mistook for a deer while hunting from a ground blind in a Sussex County field.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris chided President Trump on Tuesday for banning three liberal outlets from the White House, calling the move "abhorrent" and accusing him of trying to muzzle journalists from fear of what they might tell the public ...

John T. Seward is joined by Analiese Rutter of Lockheed Martin's CCA program and Jason Levin, senior vice president of engineering at Anduril Industries, whose companies showed off their designs at this year's Air, Space and Cyber Conference.

Federal prosecutors announced charges Tuesday against a former mailman who they accused of dumping about 300 mail-in ballots he was supposed to deliver ahead of Utah's primary election in June.