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The president made the comments ahead of his visit to the FBI.

"NATO needs to take note of the enormity of China's influence," a former NATO and U.S. military leader said.

The Japanese government mandates a limit of 40 years for nuclear reactors; the Tokai No. 2 has been running since 1978. Today marked the fourth time Japan Atomic Power Co. filed an application with the Nuclear Regulation Authority for an extension.

Both men have tried to frame their actions as symptoms of a disease.

The missiles flew almost the full length of Russia, hitting targets both in the far-east and northwest, as Russian warplanes practiced fire on ground targets nearby.

The arrival of new U.S. troops in Poland has Russia pondering deploying additional nuclear-capable Iskander missiles right across the border.

The president can take action against an actual or imminent threat, but none exists so far, according to the New York City Bar Association.

If Puerto Rico takes Tesla up on the offer it could stop power outages and save 78 million gallons of fuel per year.

Scientists harness the power of lysozyme, a protein found in tears and egg whites, to make energy.

A day after the Navy's fourth collision in the Asia-Pacific, the head of U.S. forces in the region warned adversaries not to perceive the military as weak.

The HMS Queen Elizabeth and the HMS Prince of Wales aircraft carriers are being sent to underline London's belief in a "rules-based international system" of trade.

China's Haiyi (or "Sea Wings") unmanned underwater glider has broken world records and can instantly detect U.S. submarines in the tense South China Sea.

But French President Emmanuel Macron, Trump's top handshake rival, has helped push his country to number one.

China says the military move is one of peacekeeping, not aggression.

The U.S. and Russian militaries have found themselves increasingly at odds in the world.

President Donald Trump has changed course a number of times on Syria, but recent events pit him directly against Russia and Iran.

The U.S. is finishing up naval exercises with NATO allies in the Baltic region, but Russia has an even bigger display of military might in the works.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry attacked the Pentagon's annual assessment of China's military capabilities, accusing the U.S. of framing Beijing as an enemy.

India is concerned that China is building a string of alliances that surround it, kicked off with its base in Djibouti on the northwestern edge of the Indian Ocean.

The Sologic eTree was 'planted' in the small French town of Nevers on Sunday.

The North Korean leader tends to be surrounded by the same group.

Witnesses to the incident on Saturday afternoon said the crowd had accused the man of being a thief.

A professor who researches secrecy explains why and how secrets weigh on us and why we're motivated to share them.

The U.S. and Russia will once again work together to avoid mid-air collisions in Syria after a falling out between the nations last month.

Beijing's military reforms come amid heightened tensions between North Korea and the U.S.

Neither Steve Bannon nor Jared Kushner is qualified to be doing what they're doing.

Trump isn't the first president to involve relatives in governance—but he's taken it to a new level.

Moscow called tough U.S. talk and action on the Syrian regime "flexing muscles" and "baring teeth."

The Russian president's propaganda machine labels all dissidents as extremists, the state consolidates power in the name of security—and terrorism continues.

The Turkish leader has repeatedly lashed out at European countries while campaigning for votes in a referendum to increase presidential powers.