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The bloodiest crackdown on dissent since Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution is slowly coming into focus, despite authorities cutting off the Islamic Republic from the internet and much of the wider world.

California's governor said on Thursday the state of democracy in the United States was at "code red."

Federal officers fatally shot a man in Minneapolis, the third shooting involving immigration officers amid President Trump's immigration crackdown.

American officials met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday, urging Israel to move into the second phase of the ceasefire that stopped the war in Gaza.

President Trump on Saturday threatened to impose a 100% tariff on goods imported from Canada if America's northern neighbor went ahead with its trade deal with China.

Russian attacks on Ukraine killed at least one person and wounded 31 overnight into Saturday as negotiators from Ukraine, Russia and the United States were to meet in the United Arab Emirates for a second day of talks to end Russia's nearly four-year ...

The new U.S. National Defense Strategy released by President Trump's administration is the first since 2022 and contrasts with its predecessor, issued under former President Joe Biden. Here's a look at how the two Pentagon strategies address some of ...

Russia announced it would hold three-way security talks with U.S. and Ukrainian officials in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates on Friday.

The 5-year-old migrant boy at the center of a dispute in Minnesota was abandoned in a vehicle by his father, and his mother refused to open the door and take him in, so ICE officers "cared for him," Homeland Security officials said Friday.

Volker Turk, the U.N.'s commissioner for human rights, on Friday accused the Trump administration of launching immigration raids that don't respect the due process rights of migrants and refugees and have resulted in violent detentions at hospitals,