Investigations

The USS Vicksburg’s long and costly ordeal highlights the Navy’s struggle to modernize its fleet as China seeks naval supremacy in the Pacific.

The wealthy businessman, who has British citizenship, could have left Hong Kong to avoid jail, but he chose to stay to defend his beliefs, his son told NBC News. 

The New Jersey Democrat and Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair rejected calls for him to resign from Congress. This is his second indictment since becoming a senator.

The suit against U.S. Anesthesia Partners follows comments by the FTC chair that the agency would probe anticompetitive practices at companies acquired by private-equity firms.

Days after a $100 million F-35B jet crashed in rural South Carolina, a new government watchdog report highlights ongoing maintenance delays.

A watchdog group representing ex-workers at a facility for unaccompanied minors says HHS may have sent some children to live with sponsors who weren't thoroughly vetted.

The decision gives more than 200,000 migrants the right to obtain work authorization and live in the U.S. without fear of deportation.

Investigators want to know if the New Jersey Democrat offered to contact the Justice Department to try to help a man who was accused of banking crimes.

Elizabeth Tsurkov, who has Israeli and Russian citizenship, was abducted in March while doing research in Iraq “simply because she is Jewish and Israeli,” the two senators said.

As more migrants hitch rides on freight trains headed north, and some are injured or killed, Ferromex suspends 60 routes for the first time ever.

The surge in migrants may indicate that new policies put in place by the Biden administration in May, which initially kept numbers low, may now be having less of an impact.