Outrage and mockery greeted Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's efforts to show how world-savvy she is.

Eight years after humiliating herself in a "Firing Line" interview, AOC has proven she hasn't learned a thing.

President Donald Trump has often billed himself as the "president of peace." His New Year's Resolution hammers that home.

One of the most complicated geopolitical tensions appears to have once again brought the United States into its tangled web.

If Trump's deals so far had been accomplished by a Democrat named "Obama" or "Biden," the legacy media would be gushing.

The United States is urging Japan and Australia to increase their readiness in case China triggers a war by invading Taiwan.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is teed off that several nations are in line for millions in military aid and wants that out of a spending bill.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave Asian allies a dose of tough talk on the subject of preparation for Chinese aggression.

Congress has been told that “the threat of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is no longer distant or theoretical."

Taiwan is bracing for a Chinese invasion by planning how its civilian population will respond should China strike.