President Trump said Iran has not informed him of their desire to quit peace negotiations over Israel's actions in Lebanon, but he said it is "fine if they're done talking."
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The Navy on Monday confirmed that the wreckage of a World War II-era submarine discovered off the coast of an uninhabited volcanic island in the Russian-controlled Kuril archipelago near Japan is the USS Herring, which was lost in June 1944.
Oil prices jumped and stocks wobbled on Monday after an Iranian state media report said Tehran would suspend peace negotiations because of Israel's assaults on Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Iran on Monday announced it would be suspending negotiations with the U.S. in protest over Israel's actions in Lebanon, which Tehran insists violate the existing ceasefire.
Border Patrol agents said they nabbed 36 illegal immigrants who were driving tractor trailers on roads during a recent operation in Arizona, highlighting what the Trump administration has described as a wave of migrants getting behind the wheel of ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday ordered military strikes in Beirut in response to attacks by Lebanon's Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah.
President Trump said Monday that Iran peace talks will "work out well in the end" but grumbled that his critics are making the process harder and undercutting his negotiating position.
The French Navy, with backing from the U.K., intercepted a sanctioned oil tanker traveling from Russia, French President Emmanuel Macron announced Monday, as Europe looks to clamp down on Moscow's energy profits.
Venezuela's ruling party unity cracks as acting President Delcy Rodriguez shifts Chavez-era policies
It's a slogan that's long encapsulated the unique ability of Hugo Chavez's fiercely nationalistic revolution to stay in power in Venezuela for 27 years: "United, we will win!"
India said it will continue engaging with Myanmar after Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks Monday with the leader of the country's military-backed government, despite Western sanctions imposed after the military seized power in 2021.