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The conflict in the Middle East is shaping up as an ultramodern war of attrition, with Tehran betting its scattershot regional attacks will force the U.S. to overextend air-defense capabilities, leaving Gulf state allies vulnerable to Iran's deadly ...

Turkey's Ministry of Defense announced Wednesday that NATO air defenses destroyed an Iranian ballistic missile headed to Turkish airspace.

More states are expanding programs letting parents spend public money on private schools, buoyed by the Trump administration's support.

Insects and rodents have been found in President Trump's New York golf club in eight of 15 inspections since 2016.

Pop music superstar Billy Joel's waterfront New York estate has sold for $28.75 million -- a record for residential real estate on Long Island outside of the Hamptons, multiple news outlets report.

The U.S. stock market is holding steadier Wednesday following two days of punishing swings driven by worries about how high oil prices will go because of the war with Iran.

A U.S. submarine sank an Iranian warship off the coast of Sri Lanka, and Sri Lanka's navy said Wednesday it recovered 87 bodies and rescued 32 people.

A Russian-flagged tanker carrying liquefied natural gas exploded and erupted in flames before sinking in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Libya, authorities in the North African country said Wednesday, and Russia blamed the sinking on an attack ...

Catholic priests in Rhode Island preyed on hundreds of children for decades, getting away with sexual abuse largely due to a system where bishops prioritized minimizing scandal as the diocese maintained a secret archive to conceal the revelation of ...

Minnesota officials knew early in the pandemic that there were fraud issues in a major food assistance program but kept money flowing because they feared the political fallout of a racially tinged lawsuit, according to a new House report Wednesday.