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An Army report on last year's midair collision near Washington that killed 67 people found systemic safety breakdowns involving air traffic control, helicopter routes and training. The victims' families say the report leaves key questions unanswered.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been awarded $400,000 (302,000 pounds) in compensation after surrendering his lease on Royal Lodge, the Crown Estate said Friday.

Peter Kant, the founder and CEO of the company Enabled Intelligence, joins the show to discuss the U.S.-China AI race and how important AI data labeling is for America's defense and intelligence agencies.

Former U.N. human rights chief Navanethem "Navi" Pillay, a judge on the International Court of Justice, won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday in Oslo, Norway.

An ICE officer attempting to arrest an illegal immigrant with a lengthy criminal record ended up shooting into a vehicle and wounding the man Thursday afternoon in New York City.

The Arlington County Board in Virginia filed a lawsuit Thursday opposing the construction of the Triumphal Arch, becoming the first governmental body to take legal action against President Donald Trump's planned monument.

Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson accused each other of corruption during a heated debate Thursday in the Maine Senate race, one of the most closely watched midterm contests and one that could determine control of ...

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wasted no time going after former Rep. Mike Rogers over the Iran war -- and he didn't let up in their first U.S. Senate debate, arguing that Michiganders are struggling to make ends meet because of President Trump's war and ...

Georgia Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff clashed with his Republican opponent in Thursday's Senate debate, saying the state should deliver a rejection of President Trump's agenda in November.

Federal law enforcement agents shot and wounded a person in New York City on Thursday, city police said.