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The State Department on Monday issued an updated advisory for Americans traveling in the Middle East, telling citizens to expect flight cancellations, airspace closures and travel disruptions due to the "complex security environment" in the region.

French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday voiced the public's "anger" and "shame" over rioting and looting during nationwide protests against rising living costs and poor conditions in schools. At least 2,400 people were arrested.

The photographer with The Washington Post who was attacked by Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank so badly that several vertebrae were broken said Sunday she was increasingly angry that Israel's military seems to protect settlers more than the ...

An airstrike has killed at least nine people in an area of Yemen controlled by Iran-backed Houthi rebels as fighting escalates with Saudi-backed forces.

Ukraine hit a key oil export terminal in St. Petersburg and targeted a major data center in Leningrad early Sunday in one of its largest-ever aerial assaults on Russia.

A man was shot and killed inside a Midtown Manhattan subway station Saturday afternoon, and no arrests had been made. According to a report, the shooting stemmed from an argument between the shooter and the victim.

Masked settlers attacked a group of European diplomats during a visit to the occupied West Bank on Saturday, Belgium's foreign minister said, on a second straight day of high-profile assaults on Palestinians and others during the sensitive olive ...

Republican U.S. Sen. Rick Scott on Saturday accused Turkey of "thuggish behavior" toward Greece and Cyprus, delivering unusually blunt criticism of a NATO ally during visits to both countries.

Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn announced his resignation on Friday, just days after a "60 Minutes" interview in which he raised eyebrows about his candor and in the wake of a series of security lapses that put President Trump in danger.

Ukraine is in talks with SpaceX and the Pentagon to lift a speed cap on its military satellite communication service, an adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Friday, but the country has no explanation for why the restriction was ...