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For more than four decades, Western policy toward Iran has oscillated between pressure and negotiation.

For more than half a century, American airpower has been unrivaled.

Last week, we had to suffer through, once again, the misery and degradation that is Presidents Day.

The first female president in the International Olympic Committee's 132 years got a proper stress test in the first games of her history-making leadership.

Iran's top diplomat says he "probably" will meet with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff on Thursday in Geneva, following two rounds of indirect talks on the Islamic Republic's nuclear program.

A notorious camp in Syria that once housed tens of thousands of women and children with alleged links to the Islamic State group has been emptied, officials said Sunday.

The U.S. is not projecting any changes to the tariff revenue it will take this year as President Trump is reissuing tariffs the Supreme Court struck down under different legal authority, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday.

President Trump said he plans to send a U.S. hospital ship to Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish territory that he wants to acquire, so its medical staff can treat locals who he says are being ignored.

France will summon U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner to protest comments by the Trump administration over the beating death of a far-right activist, the foreign affairs minister said.

It wasn't the Miracle on Ice, but Sunday's 2-1 win over Canada in the Olympic men's hockey gold-medal game tasted almost as sweet for the U.S. team. The victory gave the Americans their first gold medal in hockey since the legendary upset over the ...