Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Wednesday that the U.S. military will begin offering annual testosterone screenings to service members ages 30 and older, with those diagnosed with low testosterone having the option to receive free testosterone replacement therapy if recommended by a physician. Hegseth
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Pentagon officials have explored a range of possible military options involving Cuba, including a large-scale airborne operation, according to a new report from CBS News published Wednesday. The report comes as fighting with Iran has intensified, with the United States carrying out airstrikes for the fifth consecutive day. The renewed conflict in the Middle East
Vice President JD Vance defended a Texas law requiring public schools to
Vice President JD Vance faced pointed questions from podcast host Joe Rogan
The Trump administration took a major step Tuesday night in its effort to dismantle violent drug cartels, flying 37 accused cartel members
A dangerous parasitic insect known as the New World screwworm is now inching closer to the United States, prompting federal health officials
President Donald Trump offered a revealing hint Wednesday about who he has chosen to replace Jerome Powell as chairman of the Federal
Air Force One carrying President Donald Trump was forced to turn around shortly after takeoff Tuesday night, making an unexpected return to
Conservative commentator Glenn Beck delivered a blistering on-air rebuke of Attorney General Pam Bondi on Tuesday, calling for her immediate replacement and
Virginia Democrats are once again moving to overhaul the state’s criminal justice system, this time using the calm, technical language of “conforming”
The View co-host Joy Behar escalated her rhetoric against President Donald Trump on Tuesday, complaining that it was time to “do something”
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Tuesday that he supports abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement, accusing the federal agency of “terrorizing
Fox News host Jesse Watters declared Tuesday that the United States has a long history of securing what it wants and argued
Former NFL journalist Michele Tafoya formally entered Minnesota’s U.S. Senate race on Tuesday, filing paperwork to run for the seat being vacated
