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The United States has conducted defensive strikes on some Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz, a U.S. official said Monday, on the eve of crucial midterm elections.

The U.K. will likely face artificial intelligence cyberattacks on its critical infrastructure by 2028 as criminals and states, including China and Russia, increasingly use AI in their cyber activity, Britain's cyber chief warned Tuesday.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with his Venezuelan counterpart in Washington on Monday as the Trump administration has stepped up efforts to press the interim government and opposition groups to make quick progress on preparations for elections ...

One of Haiti's most powerful gang leaders confirmed to The Associated Press on Monday that he wrote the U.N. Secretary General and requested that the organization deploy a delegation to Haiti for dialogue and mediation amid fears that Salvadoran ...

Hackers hijacked supermarket refrigerators and freezers in Europe on Monday and sabotaged the machines, the latest salvo in a wave of mysterious cyberattacks that has also targeted commissaries on U.S. military bases.

British military officials confirmed over the weekend that the Royal Air Force used its Protector RG1 drone last month to track a Russian warship in the English Channel.

U.S. President Donald Trump will cut South Africa and Rwanda from a quarter-century-old Africa trade agreement at the end of the year as punishment for not meeting certain criteria, including policies on trade barriers and alignment with U.S. foreign ...

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reiterated Monday that Tehran wants a diplomatic resolution to the eight-month-old war with the U.S. and Israel, but the spokesman for the ruling regime said his country is prepared to fight back if hostilities ...

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called South Korea an important potential partner in his country's plans to develop a nuclear power plant in Sinop, a port city on the northernmost tip of Turkey's Black Sea coast.

Rep. Ilhan Omar's colleagues on the Foreign Affairs Committee are raising red flags that her questionable citizenship could have compromised national security.