Homeland Security says latest flight is one of more than 120 it has chartered to more than 20 countries since June 4.

A lawsuit filed on behalf of Oct. 7 victims and families, seeks to hold Iran, Syria, and North Korea liable for providing support for Hamas.

The Treasury Department sanctioned a Mexican resident and two Chinese residents previously indicted in a federal drug money-laundering scheme.

The Pentagon and USAID inspectors general are reviewing humanitarian aid distribution to Gaza through a temporary pier that has faced sporadic disruptions.

The Air Force removed the head of the Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile program, citing a ‘loss of confidence’ as the program faces delays.

New Army memos revise the service’s rules for reporting and punishing extremist activity, including for online likes and off-base flags, stickers, and apparel.

A protest in Kenya over proposed tax laws turned violent on Tuesday as police clashed with demonstrators rushing the Parliamentary grounds in Nairobi.

Highest court strikes down religious exemptions to conscription laws.

Footage released over the weekend is purported to show Israeli forces driving around with a wounded Palestinian man strapped to their hood.