Security

President Donald Trump mocked the drone attack during a presidential rally in Venezuela, but it could happen in the U.S. as well.

The exercises are taking place as tensions rise between Russia and Ukraine in the Sea of Azov.

Hans-Georg Maassen suggested that a video showing far-right violence against migrants was fake.

The update will "make everyday tasks on iPhone and iPad faster and more responsive," Apple said.

For months the eerie tones of "It's raining, it's pouring" would drift down empty streets, leaving locals confused and terrified.

Everyone touches this filthy place.

The U.S. says Chinese influence is bad for Africa, but South Africa and other countries are questioning what President Donald Trump has to offer.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said U.S.-led NATO was refusing to discuss easing increasing tensions. NATO disputed this.

Russia's envoy to Argentina said he had "information indicating that terrorists probably consider using Latin America for their criminal goals."

The populist politician said 20 unarmed men and women "are going to take care of me."

"I've encountered somebody saying a racial slur, somebody not being too happy with security, but never ran into where an individual, especially a white individual, felt comfortable enough to spit on me."

"We do not tolerate hatred or illegal conduct, and we condemn racist activities in any shape or form," a Northrop Grumman spokesperson told Newsweek.

"I don't want to go around surrounded by bodyguards…I want the people to look after me," the president-elect has previously said.

Greenpeace sent a drone dressed like Superman into a nuclear plant in France.

The State Department asks that you "reconsider travel" to Turkey and explicitly warns "do not travel" to certain areas of the country.

Report shows that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement doesn't ensure "adequate oversight or systemic improvements" in immigration detention centers.

The head of Ukraine's cyber police said the preparation that's been detected could only have been done by Russian hackers.

"I think it's a bad idea in any country to break into ambassador's residences," said a Singapore government minister.

Security situation in Kabul continues to deteriorate.

The kidnappers demanded $470,000 from the victim's husband for her safe return.

The woman boasted to a client she knew everything about her boss's whereabouts, and said she would "love to get sacked" for having sex on his desk.

Roughly 50 immigrants from Central America made it to the U.S.-Mexico border after traveling in a caravan of as many as 1,500 people.

President Emmanuel Macron is reportedly very fond of Telegram but Paris is concerned that there is no alternative app that is based in France.

Securing electoral systems across the U.S. is a big problem with high stakes.

Security expert James Fisher highlighted a new threat that could expose Gmail users to hackers.

Two PACs, with more than $3 million on hand, were still registered in the name of John Bolton, Donald Trump's new national security adviser.

Facebook's entire user base braces to find out who was affected in the data misuse scandal.

Bolton rose to prominence in the Bush (43) administration's first term as the Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs, where he frequently clashed not only with his Bush administration colleagues.

Trump recently said "it's time" to rapidly pull soldiers out of Syria.

The body of Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame, 44, was transported across Paris in a procession on Wednesday morning to Les Invalides military museum, the burial site of Napoleon Bonaparte.