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A new electronic warfare system called Meadowlands is now operational and capable of disrupting enemy satellites, the Space Force announced Friday.

It's the 1,000th day since a Hamas-led attack on Israel sparked the war in Gaza. Other conflicts have emerged in the region, and fragile ceasefires show scars of persistent attacks. Both Israelis and Palestinians are weary of the strain.

U.S. President Trump's attacks on Italy's premier have had an unintended consequence.

Russia hammered Kyiv in an 11-hour drone and missile attack overnight into Thursday morning, killing at least 18 civilians in the city and injuring scores more in what Moscow said was retaliation for Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil facilities.

U.S. and Iranian negotiators concluded two days of indirect negotiations in Qatar on Wednesday, in the first uneasy diplomatic steps toward peace following tit-for-tat attacks over the weekend.

A federal judge has issued an injunction blocking Virginia from enforcing its law that sought to bar ICE and other federal immigration agents from wearing masks while conducting operations in the state.

BILL MAHER says Dems on their way to losing in 2028: "The Democrats just elected three very far-left Democratic Socialists in New York, who are crazy ...

Doctors said Wednesday they feared the aftermath of Venezuela's devastating twin earthquakes could trigger a widening medical crisis marked by untreated injuries, infectious diseases and a healthcare system already on the brink.

The Supreme Court may have obliterated the Title IX case for transgender athletes in female sports, but don't be surprised if biological males continue to show up on girls' varsity volleyball, soccer and basketball teams.

HOLLYWOOD HEAT: Dwayne Johnson is facing criticism from fellow actors George Takei and Wil Wheaton after reaffirming that he intends to keep his political opinions to himself, drawing accusations of cowardice while others rushed to his defense.