A dozen former intelligence officials released a joint statement Thursday night supporting former CIA Director John O. Brennan and denouncing President Trump.
President Trump canceled the military parade on Friday and blamed local D.C. politicians for wanting a price “so ridiculously high.”
President Trump has nominated a top aide to Defense Secretary James Mattis to serve as the next head of U.S. Southern Command.
The U.S. military will help provide security later this year for a key G-20 summit in Argentina, Defense Secretary James N. Mattis said Wednesday, casting the gathering as a key example of deepening ties between the two nations.
President Trump’s military parade could cost as much as $92 million, U.S. officials said Thursday, putting a massive price tag on the Veterans Day event that originally was estimated to run no more than $30 million.
The Defense Department says the Veterans Day military parade ordered up by President Donald Trump won’t happen in 2018. Col. Rob Manning, a Pentagon spokesman, said Thursday that the military and the White House “have now agreed to explore opportunities in 2019.”
Oklahoma lawmakers are siding with the state's Department of Veterans Affairs after a state audit criticized the agency.
Russian air defense assets in Syria have downed 45 drones targeting their main base in the country, its military said Thursday, after an attack by the Islamic State group on a Syrian army base a day earlier killed seven troops.
U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran is speaking at Kansas State University about global security on the 17th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Former CIA Director John O. Brennan said Thursday there is no question that President Trump colluded with Russia and accused a "desperate" Mr. Trump of stripping his security clearance in order to intimidate other opponents.
A pop singer and prominent critic of Uganda's government was charged with unlawful possession of firearms in a military court on Thursday for his alleged role in clashes in which the longtime president's motorcade was attacked by people throwing stones.
Islamic State group claims responsibility for the suicide blast that struck a Shiite area in Kabul, killing 34 students.
Mali's President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita won a second five-year term in the turbulent West African nation with more than 67 percent of the vote in a runoff election, the Ministry of Territorial Administration said Thursday.
One of Australia's most famous movie directors testified Thursday in Cambodia at the trial of a filmmaking countryman facing a possible prison term of five to 10 years for flying a drone to capture images of an opposition political rally.
The Latest on developments in Afghanistan after a deadly suicide bombing in a Shiite area of Kabul (all times local):
Gunmen besieged a compound belonging to the Afghan intelligence service in Kabul on Thursday, police said, as the city's Shiite residents held funeral services for the victims of a horrific suicide bombing the previous day that left 34 dead.
Afghan authorities revise down the death toll from previous day's suicide bombing in Shite area to 34 killed, not 48.
Former U.S. security officials issued scathing rebukes to President Donald Trump on Thursday, admonishing him for yanking a top former spy chief's security clearance in what they cast as an act of political vengeance. Trump said he'd had to do "something" about the "rigged" federal probe of Russian election interference.
President Donald Trump has acted on a threat to revoke the security clearance of former CIA Director John Brennan, citing a constitutional responsibility to protect classified information. Brennan, who served in the Obama administration, had become an increasingly sharp critic of Trump's.
The Afghan capital of Kabul was rocked Wednesday by a suicide bombing that killed 48 young men and women and injured at least 65 others at a private education center in the city -- a devastating attack following a days-long surge of militant violence in the nation that has raised fresh concern over Washington's strategy in the 17-year-old war.
A U.S. border inspector has been indicted on charges of choking a traveler.
Sorry it took you so long, Mr. President, but that you finally got around to yanking the security clearance of ex-Central Intelligence Agency Director John Brennan is music to the ears of millions of Americans long fed up with his disgracing of U.S. intelligence and of the nation.
A Trump-supporting Pentagon analyst was stripped of his security clearance by Obama-appointed officials after he complained of questionable government contracts to Stefan Halper, the FBI informant who spied on the Trump presidential campaign.
The (Grand Junction) Daily Sentinel, Aug. 15, saving the Land and Water Conservation Fund:
