National Security

A Treasury employee has been arrested and charged with leaking multiple reports about financial transactions relating to former Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort, campaign official Richard Gates, accused Russian agent Maria Butina and the Russian Embassy, federal law enforcement officials said Wednesday.

The use of civilian drones by terrorists and other criminal groups to carry out attacks poses a “steadily escalating threat,” FBI Director Christopher Wary warned a Senate Committee Wednesday.

National Security Advisor John Bolton on U.S. decision to pull out of 53-year-old treaty with Iran.

Intelligence agencies and the FBI have begun the process of declassifying key documents in the bureau's Russia investigation, but two congressional sources feared that “process” was being used to frustrate the president’s order and unnecessarily slow-roll the public release of the records.

National Security Adviser John Bolton rejects ICC's accusations of U.S. war crimes in Afghanistan; reaction from Morgan Ortagus, former State Department press officer.

As the nation marks 17 years since the attacks of September 11, chief White House correspondent John Roberts examines how the terror threat has evolved.

In January of this year, President Trump floated ordering all family members of U.S. troops in South Korea to leave the country -- an act that North Korea would have seen as "a sign of imminent attack," according to the explosive upcoming book by veteran reporter Bob Woodward.

Trump's national security adviser made it clear the administration is taking sides in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by threatening to close the Palestine Liberation Office in Washington; Gillian Turner reports on 'Special Report.'

Author Ann Coulter on Trump's long-promised border wall appearing to be on the backburner in the president's agenda and the argument that he can start building the wall without congressional approval. #Tucker

Former Republican Sen. Jon Kyl of Arizona detailed on Sunday the remarkable life of the late Sen. John McCain, recalling the lawmaker’s decades of service to the United States while downplaying talk that he could fill McCain’s seat.