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Incoming GOP Armed Services chairman will try to focus on areas of agreement.

Multifactor authentication is used widely across the DOD, but may not be used in all cases.

For now, it looks like all systems are go, with Biden buoyed by the midterm election results.

Lawmakers in office since the Reagan administration say they aren't going anywhere.

Rep. Elise Stefanik's campaign says U.S. Postal Service workers stole nearly $20,000 in donor checks from packages they sent through the mail.

Bot countries experienced giant leaps in the advancement of their space exploration goals.

An NFL running back posted a photo of his pro-abortion rights cleats to Instagram on Wednesday.

Portland, Oregon, police have fewer tools to contain protests and riots after the city settled a lawsuit with activists over how officers handled the 2020 riots.

EXCLUSIVE — A senior Education Department official who previously worked for the National Education Association was hit with an ethics complaint on Thursday surrounding her ongoing relationship with the nation's largest teachers union.

President Joe Biden said a rail freight settlement passed in the Senate on Thursday averted a nationwide “Christmas catastrophe” days before a strike threatened to grind supply lines to a halt ahead of the holidays.