The governments in Washington, D.C., and Kabul made major blunders in Afghanistan over many years, leading to the latter's collapse in August 2021 ahead of the U.S. military's withdrawal, according to a new report.
The Interior Department revised down its estimate of the total number of unused federal drilling permits, which the Biden administration used much of last year as a basis to criticize oil and gas producers for not increasing output to reduce high energy prices.
Given the sheer amount of military aid the U.S. has provided to Ukraine, a government watchdog believes it's inevitable that some of it will end up in the wrong hands.
A state Supreme Court race in Wisconsin is shaping up to be the most contentious election of 2023, with record turnout and spending for a contest of its kind during an off-year.
The top commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reiterated his troops' need for F-16 fighter aircraft in his most recent conversation with the top U.S. general.
The number of deceased immigrants recovered at the U.S.-Mexico border spiked during President Joe Biden’s first full year in office last year to the highest number on record, according to data acquired through a Freedom of Information Act request by the Washington Examiner.
One of the nation’s leading experts on electromagnetic pulses warned that an EMP blast is the biggest danger to the United States because it could disable the entire electrical grid.
A winter storm is expected to batter the greater New York City area Monday evening into Tuesday. It comes as California is just starting to see relief after a constant barrage of storms.
Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-TX) announced on Monday that he underwent surgery to remove intestinal tumors and will be out of Congress for several weeks recovering.
