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President Trump says U.S. allies in the Middle East have reached an agreement on the outlines of a deal to end the Iran war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

With escalating attacks against U.S. bases and its allies over the past week, Iran's leaders are showing considerable unity over their war strategy: hanging tough, determined to show Iran can endure more than America and its allies can.

Russia launched an intense barrage of ballistic missiles and drones overnight into Saturday, killing at least nine people and wounding 33 civilians in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, authorities said.

An F-35B fighter jet crashed Friday morning at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, according to local reports.

ICE's main detention center where it holds families awaiting deportation is beset by a "culture of cruelty," according to a report by a senior Senate Democrat who said migrants were made to wait for medical care, provided undrinkable water and faced ...

President Trump pinned the blame on Gov. Tim Walz for recent cyberattacks on Minnesota's water systems, even as federal authorities are reportedly investigating Iran's role in the incident.

President Trump says his main goal is winning the war against Iran and keeping nuclear weapons out of the regime's hands, rather than scrambling to revive a ceasefire in the region.

President Trump hailed Camp David as a "very special" place as he held a televised Cabinet meeting at the presidential retreat in rural Maryland to discuss policy and tout his performance before the midterm elections.

Two centuries after President James Monroe declared U.S. dominance over the hemisphere, Trump is reviving the idea -- with troops, not just rhetoric. Guy Taylor examines the "Donroe Doctrine," what's driving the push and how far the administration ...

Republicans say footage of thousands of migrants illegally entering Spain is a warning of what would happen to America's border if Democrats regain power.