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Around 85 U.S. citizens, many of them on pilgrimage tours, are among the thousands missing after the disaster in the Himalayas.
Plus, Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigns after months of tension with Pete Hegseth, and a look at why Seattle and D.C. are drawing more families with kids.
Kyiv, once dependent on aging Western weaponry, is rapidly increasing the range and firepower of its aerial arsenal.
A beleaguered Hollywood has been lobbying for help to stop the flight of productions to other countries with generous government subsidies.
The vice president and the Democratic Senate candidate traded barbs as campaigning heats up in Michigan.
With Dan Driscoll’s departure, the Army will lack top Senate-confirmed civilian or military leaders.
Abdul El-Sayed’s pal may cost Democrats a Senate seat. Any thoughts, Senator?
The island spends more to defend itself, but U.S. arms are in limbo.
It isn’t as easy as Trump expected, but don’t assume the U.S. has already lost.
A leadership shake-up at Tata Sons has highlighted the challenges facing India’s family-founded behemoths.
Angie Nixon scored an upset with her left-wing economic message but now faces an uphill battle against GOP Sen. Ashley Moody.
Gen. Christopher LaNeve takes aim at a cutting-edge drone unit, one of several moves he has made since taking over the Army.