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Michael Martin, the Taoiseach of Ireland, attempted to steer clear of discussing the Iran conflict and trade tensions at a White House meeting with President Trump on Tuesday.

The White House and its allies in Congress pushed back Tuesday at criticism of the war in Iran leveled by top counterterrorism official Joe Kent, who resigned his administration post in protest of the military operation.

Hyundai is stopping sales of its Palisade SUVs with Limited and Calligraphy trims after a tot died in a power-folding seat accident.

The Colosseum has a bright new look following a restoration using the same travertine marble of ancient Rome to re-create parts of columns from 2,000 years ago.

SpaceX hit a landmark milestone in the early hours of Tuesday morning, pushing its Starlink internet constellation past 10,000 simultaneously active satellites, a figure that would have seemed fantastical just a decade ago.

A former Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department deputy and helicopter pilot was sentenced to 63 months in federal prison for helping a self-styled cryptocurrency businessman extort a rival and arrange the sham drug-possession arrest of another ...

After being rebuffed by NATO members and other allies like Japan, President Trump on Tuesday said the U.S. is prepared to continue military operations against Iran, including clearing mines from the critical Strait of Hormuz, without their help.

Iran's scattershot attacks on Gulf neighbors are taking a toll on the carefully crafted reputation of stability that countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have built in recent years -- potentially disrupting billions in Western ...

A loud boom that rattled homes across northeast Ohio on Tuesday morning was likely caused by a meteor, according to the National Weather Service, though some details about the event remain under investigation.

Just weeks into his tenure as defense minister, Mykhailo Fedorov is already signaling a shift in how Kyiv plans to manage the war against Russia: less bureaucratic oversight, more data-driven management and a new emphasis on leveraging Ukraine's hard ...