Europe steps up to fund its own defense, provide security for Ukraine after Trump threats
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European defense leaders are meeting in Paris to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine amid threats that the U.S. will no longer offer assistance and demands that Europe defend itself.
Macron said it was time to "move from concept to plan," and told French newspaper Le Figaro that France would boost its defense spending from 2% to 3.5% of GDP, amounting to around €30 billion annually.
Details of any peacekeeping force are still widely in flux, but some officials said to expect a targeted deterrence force aimed at protecting key infrastructure rather than a wide blockade of the front lines.
Mahmoud Khalil "took advantage" of the "privilege" of coming to the U.S. to attend Columbia and his green card can be revoked, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.
The Defense Department effectively barred civilian employees from traveling or making purchases on the taxpayer dime, according to new memos published by the Pentagon.
Individual who allegedly committed assault aboard flight to DCA indicated that he had traveled to D.C. because he wanted to speak to President Donald Trump, an affidavit indicates.
Ukraine on Tuesday accepted a deal put forward by the Trump administration during a meeting in Saudi Arabia in a step forward in securing a ceasefire and an end to the war with Russia.
Rep. Ashley Hinson bipartisan-backed legislation would establish a DOJ task force aimed at investigating and prosecuting trade crimes, especially those coming from China.
Sudishka Konanki, a University of Pittsburgh student from Virginia, was last seen walking on a beach outside the RIU Republica Resort in the Dominican Republic on March 6.
Members of Congress visited Guantanamo Bay last week as there is renewed attention on the military base, which is now being used to hold illegal immigrants.
U.S. envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff is expected to travel to Russia later this week for his second visit there, a source familiar with the matter told Fox News.
Romania's now-barred presidential frontrunner Călin Georgescu claims he is facing Trump-like charges
Romania’s right-wing presidential frontrunner Călin Georgescu believes the charges against him are a "copy and paste" of the legal battles faced by President Donald Trump.
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to pay out $2 billion in foreign aid owed to contractors for completed work after the government attempted to halt the payments.
I live and work on the South Side of Chicago and I have seen what happens to a people that has come to rely far too heavily on the government, especially on the federal level.
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced that it has deactivated more than 200,000 credit cards linked to more than a dozen federal agencies following an audit showing they were unused or unneeded.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is trying to rally Republicans to vote in line with President Donald Trump's budget plan ahead of the government shutdown deadline.