R. James Woolsey, who led the CIA during the turbulent post-Cold War transition and later suffered from the mysterious ailment known as Havana Syndrome, has died at his Washington home at 84. Woolsey died Tuesday of a stroke, his wife Conchita Sarnoff Woolsey told The Washington Post. She said his h...

Secretary Pete Hegseth's War Department has approved the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Virginia Tech as the first university partners for a new senior officer fellowship program, replacing Ivy League schools Hegseth cut off over what he called ideological rot on their campuses. The...

A Michigan appeals court has now overturned terrorism convictions for three men tied to the 2020 plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer, and the state's attorney general says she'll fight to restore them. Pete Musico and Paul Bellar, both convicted of providing material support for an act of terro...

A small-town Florida police chief resigned after state and county investigators determined he violated department policy by carrying on an affair with a fraud suspect's wife, meeting her at local hotels while he was on the clock. Michael Giddens, formerly the top law enforcement officer in Howey-in-...

A 27-year-old New York woman died of cardiac arrest after an unlicensed practitioner injected her with a trendy anti-aging IV treatment at a Bronx holistic center, and the man who admitted he had no medical license in the state walked out of court without bail. Elizabeth Baron went into cardiac arre...

A 43-year-old Army veteran who registered as a Democrat and belonged to a left-wing political party allegedly spent months planning a fire-and-pellet-gun attack outside a busy federal building in Lower Manhattan, and told investigators he was willing to kill anyone in his path. Andrew Arrabaca arriv...

Charles "Ken" Zisa, a former New Jersey police chief and state assemblyman whose criminal convictions were thrown out on appeal, has settled his federal civil rights lawsuit against three agencies for $3.9 million. The City of Hackensack, the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office, and the Bergen County ...

The War Department has named the two American soldiers killed in an Iranian strike on a base in Jordan, a 25-year-old lieutenant from Hawaii and a 19-year-old private from Texas, as President Trump vows Iran will "pay many times over." First Lt. Tyler James Feehan, 25, of Ewa Beach, Hawaii, and Pvt....

FBI Director Kash Patel revealed that federal agents seized more than 700 illegal drones and detected nearly 1,600 additional incursions into restricted airspace during the 38-day 2026 FIFA World Cup, a security operation without precedent in American sports history. Patel shared the figures directl...

A Long Island police officer rushing to help at a late-night wreck discovered the victim was his own wife, a fellow Nassau County cop, and on Monday the drunk driver who killed her learned he will spend up to 22 years in state prison. Francisco Malaga was on patrol on January 31 when he came [&helli...