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President Trump's nominee to be U.S. deputy ambassador to the United Nations urged "bold reform" of what she called the "bloated, unfocused and ineffective" global organization during her confirmation hearing Wednesday.

President Trump said Wednesday the U.S. partnership with Saudi Arabia is among "the most consequential in the entire world," toasting a $1 trillion investment in American projects and positioning himself as the most Saudi friendly president in recent ...

President Trump's plan to boost the manufacturing of semiconductor chips in the U.S. includes using foreign workers, he said, but only to help train Americans to do the high-tech jobs.

A pattern has become disturbingly familiar across Europe over the past few months: a surge of mysterious drone activity over NATO territory.

Thanksgiving turkey dinners will cost less for the third year in a row as inflation cools, the American Farm Bureau Federation reported Wednesday.

The ex-wife of a NASA astronaut pleaded guilty to fabricating the first crime in space when she admitted to lying about her spouse stealing her identity while aboard the International Space Station.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in Ankara on Wednesday and will get together with U.S. military leaders in Kyiv on Thursday amid reports that Washington is quietly working with Russia to ...

Democrats are gaining momentum a year after voters handed President Trump and Republicans complete control of Washington.

Harvard is launching an investigation into its former president, Lawrence Summers, after documents revealed writing between him and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan is turning the tables on a former special counsel aide, asking the Justice Department to prosecute Thomas Windom for obstruction -- the same charge that landed two Trump allies in prison.