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The U.S. military and Iran exchanged fire over the weekend, despite an ongoing ceasefire and the two sides still trying to hammer out a peace deal.

Romania said a Russian drone crashed into an apartment building near its border with Ukraine on Friday, injuring civilians.

A newly proposed draft defense bill signals Congress has no plans to slow down the flow of American tax dollars to foreign countries.

Residents of a small island nation are getting a taste of China's pervasive surveillance state after the country opened its doors to Beijing, The New York Times reported.

Chinese government officials are working to shore up their country's grip over the Panama Canal, the South China Morning Post reported.

Contributions of aircraft, submarines, drones and ships from the U.S. military to NATO may be significantly cut back, Politico reported.

Taiwan scrambled fighter jets and warships to monitor and deter increased Chinese military activity around the island nation.

The U.S. launched new strikes against Iranian targets as diplomats from Washington and Tehran arrived in Qatar for negotiations to end the war, Reuters reported.

President Donald Trump announced that an additional 5,000 troops will be sent to Poland after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth cancelled a planned U.S. troop deployment.

A top U.S. Navy official revealed Thursday that the U.S. had paused a key arms sale to Taiwan, but Taiwanese officials never got the memo.

During Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. military expended more missiles defending Israel than Israeli forces expended, The Washington Post reported Thursday.

NATO's top official said that many allies are not providing enough financial support to Ukraine as the U.S. prepares possible changes to its military commitments in Europe.

China is holding up high-level talks with the Pentagon as President Donald Trump weighs whether to approve a proposed $14 billion arms package for Taiwan, the Financial Times reported.

The Department of War announced Tuesday that it will reduce the number of troops present in Europe.

Former members of an al-Qaeda-linked movement may be the unexpected winners of the Iran war as the naval conflict forces oil to be shipped by land rather than sea.

In the opening days of the Iran War, the United States and Israel were reportedly considering an unlikely choice as a potential new leader for Iran, according to The New ...

Cuba may have acquired small, portable and easy-to-operate suicide drones, the new deadly buzz heard around the world.

A New York court on Monday blocked prosecutors from using some evidence obtained from Luigi Mangione's backpack in his upcoming murder trial.

A man convicted of murder decades ago is now charged in a shooting and robbery spree in Maryland that injured two people, according to multiple reports.

California's two-term treasurer, Fiona Ma, has met with high-level Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials and intelligence personnel dozens of times in the last several decades, a Daily Caller News Foundation ...