Mexico is putting luxury cars seized from narcos and military hardware up for auction — here's what you can buy

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Mexico has sold off hundreds of vehicles taken from both government stocks and from captured narcos, along with properties and other assets.

Russia's building drones that look like birds, letting them hide in plain sight while tracking the enemy and targeting those positions.

Leaked documents obtained by Axios show what Trump's vetting shop worried about in assessing candidates for the most important jobs in government.

Iranian leadership called President Trump's White House "mentally handicapped," and that seemed to trigger the firing off of some furious tweets.

The US State Department's travel advisories rate countries across the world so Americans know what countries are safe to travel to and which aren't.

Mysterious tourist deaths and an attack on a well-known athlete may undermine the island's economy and reshape its political leadership.

China's long-range air-to-air missiles have the US military worried, so it's developing the AIM-260 missile to help US fighters keep their edge.

Lt. j.g. Michael McNeil was sentenced to 10 years in prison in March, but he's still active duty and still listed as assigned to the USS Lassen.

The court invalidated convictions of two men prosecuted in Texas on a variety of charges for their roles in a series of 2014 gas station robberies.

Iranians have complained of feeling their "bones breaking" under enormous and effective Trump-imposed sanctions.

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