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Red Lobster's oldest continuously operating restaurant -- a Tallahassee, Florida, location that survived the seafood chain's 2024 bankruptcy -- will permanently close Sunday, ending a 56-year run.

Police in the UK say they are investigating two allegations of decades-old child sex abuse after looking into potential crimes revealed in documents from the U.S. Justice Department's investigation into the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Rep. Thomas Massie shook off reelection concerns in an interview with Fox's "America's Newsroom" on Tuesday, the day of his contentious GOP primary.

Blink and you might miss the few stone walls that are all that's left of the village that Yusuf Abu Hamam's family was forced to flee when he was an infant in 1948.

President Trump on Tuesday said higher prices from the war in Iran are "peanuts" compared with the goal of keeping a nuclear weapon out of the regime's hands.

The United Arab Emirates said Tuesday that its air defense detected and destroyed six hostile drones over the past 48 hours.

STEPHEN KING: "Trump says he doesn't care 'even a little bit' if Americans suffer rising costs. Of course he doesn't ...

Israeli forces on Tuesday intercepted six remaining vessels from a much larger activist flotilla attempting to challenge Israel's naval blockade of Gaza. Two other boats are still on their way to the Palestinian territory, according to the activist ...

A NATO fighter jet shot down a Ukrainian drone over southern Estonia on Tuesday, authorities said.

President Trump said Tuesday he might have to wallop Iran with "another big hit," but he is waiting a short while for negotiations to play out.