Defense & Security

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem directed hundreds of Venezuelan nationals to be removed from the United States despite a federal judge demanding that deportation flights turn around.

Newly released police logs and footage have revived serious questions about air base drones that forced a U.K. police helicopter into evasive action near a U.S. air base last year—despite officials initially brushing off the incident as a routine fighter jet sighting.

A viral video released by six Democratic lawmakers is drawing sharp criticism after urging U.S. service members to "refuse illegal orders."

The Department of War is bolstering its development of six "Critical Technology Areas" that will "define the future of American military superiority," the Pentagon said.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that it has received a historic number of applications since its September 30 campaign launch.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said that the United States' alliance with South Korea will emphasize deterring the threats emerging from North Korea.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed to "stoutly defend" its interests in the Indo-Pacific during a meeting with China’s Minister of National Defense Admiral Dong Jun.

Lockheed Martin, in partnership with NASA, completed the first flight of the X-59, described as a "revolutionary, quiet supersonic aircraft designed to pave the way for faster commercial air travel."

Russia has carried out tests of its Burevestnik nuclear-powered unlimited-range cruise missile, which Russian President Vladimir Putin called a "unique weapon that no other country possesses."

Criminal organizations based in China have stolen more than $1 billion from Americans over the last three years by flooding the country with scam text messages.