As three Navy destroyers and three amphibious warships move toward the coast of Venezuela this weekend in an ostensible U.S.

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Unless it changes course, Israel is closer to triggering a second war with West Bank Palestinians than to ending the ...

When it comes to racial healing, we must not only believe racial healing is possible, but also keep in mind that healing is a ...

The seven-foot-tall bronze statue is planned for the heart of Greenwich Avenue in the late president's hometown. It could be ...

A panel of appellate judges found that the AR-15 ban doesn’t violate the Second Amendment, based on the country’s history of restricting “unusually dangerous” weapons.

Law enforcement personnel were spotted Friday outside the Washington-area residence belonging to longtime Republican figure ...

The Environmental Protection Agency is holding public hearings this week on its effort to undo the legal foundation for its ...

Federal law requires federally funded institutions to return remains and sacred objects requested by tribal nations.

A notable global trend is influencing national mindsets. There seems to be a sense of invulnerability—perhaps a natural ...