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Sam DeMarco, the top Republican official in Allegheny County, has officially filed paperwork to run for Congress in Democrat Conor Lamb’s old district.

President Joe Biden must use his leverage to secure the release of U.S. “hostages” in Russia amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a national security expert running for Congress told Fox News.

Although U.S.-backed Syrian forces were able to retake control of a prison after Islamic State terrorists launched a sophisticated attack to free their brothers in arms, the jailbreak has raised concerns over what the dayslong assault means for the threat of ISIS going forward.

The Pentagon has repeatedly claimed to do everything in their power to avoid civilian casualties when conducting drone strikes, but problems continue to occur despite their best efforts.

There was fewer than half the number of airstrikes during President Joe Biden’s first year in office compared to the year before, even though a botched strike is one of the most prominent black marks during the current administration’s tenure.

There was fewer than half the number of airstrikes during President Joe Biden’s first year in office compared to the year before, even though a botched strike is one of

Organizations that keep sensitive information in their computer systems can’t do much to avoid being targeted by cyberattackers. But experts say they can do things to reduce the damage wreaked by an attack. A cyberattack on Butler County Community College’s computer system forced the campus to shut down Monday and

China's hypersonic weapon test in July demonstrated technological capabilities that no other country has achieved yet, leaving the Pentagon stunned.

Jeff has been focusing on rising prices and supply shortages because those are the issues that impact our daily lives the most. He's stumped by the inability of our leaders to solve these problems. Supply chain expert Jason Killmeyer tells Jeff that leaders are making it WORSE.

The Taliban gave "assurances" that all Afghan nationals will be allowed to leave the country if they have travel authorization from abroad, the US and its allies said in a joint statement.