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The U.S. military is sending an aircraft carrier to the waters off South America, in the latest escalation and buildup of military forces in the region, the Pentagon announced Friday.

The Israel Defense Forces said they killed a Hezbollah official who led efforts to rebuild the combat capabilities of the terror group following its defeat and leadership losses versus Israel.

Anti-ICE protesters are escalating their confrontations with federal immigration authorities in Illinois, forcing officers to use riot responses to suppress what the Department of Homeland Security called "one of the most violent days."

The U.S. has conducted another strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean, bringing the total number of vessels hit to 10.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the "international stabilization force" set to oversee Gaza under President Trump's ceasefire agreement will be led by countries that Israel is "comfortable with."

North Korean soldiers based inside Russia's Kursk region are coordinating reconnaissance operations and military strikes in Ukraine, marking the first example of Pyongyang directly supporting Moscow's war in sovereign Ukrainian territory, British ...

ILSAN, South Korea -- A dramatic, viral clip of a "near-death" moment has become one of the most chilling pieces of footage to emerge from the Ukraine War.

China provided more than $530 million to top-ranked American universities in recent years, but the schools failed to disclose how the funds were spent, prompting concerns about foreign influence, according to an open source intelligence report.

Journalism advocates on Thursday accused a senior Homeland Security official of personally deploying tear gas into a Chicago protest "without justification" in defiance of a judge's orders.

President Trump leaves Washington Friday for a whirlwind tour of Asia with an ambitious to-do list of high-stakes meetings, including with Chinese President Xi Jinping, that could reshape a global economy that's already grappling with his reordering ...