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The United States is not looking at imminent military action against Havana despite President Donald Trump's repeated threats that "Cuba is next" and that American warships deployed in the Middle East for the Iran conflict could return by way of the ...

President Trump and his team on Thursday awaited Iran's response to a U.S. proposal to end the war and restart negotiations as Wall Street pulled back from recent gains and CEOs warned of consumer fatigue from the war.

North Korea's recent changes to its constitution -- including language that indicates reunification with the democratic South is no longer a priority for Pyongyang -- have fueled both a bit of optimism and a healthy dollop of skepticism in Seoul.

Georgetown University's six-figure contract with a Qatari government group to host conferences on Islamophobia has raised questions about whether the university violated federal law by failing to register as a foreign agent.

President Trump on Thursday said progress was made on potential new tariffs on Brazil after he met with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva at the White House.

A KLM flight attendant from Haarlem, the Netherlands, has been hospitalized in Amsterdam with a suspected hantavirus infection after briefly coming into contact with a dying passenger connected to the deadly outbreak aboard the expedition cruise ship ...

Kenya's political word of the moment is "goonism," frequently uttered by national leaders to convey annoyance at the gangs that intimidate those whose political activities they oppose.

Iran confirmed on Thursday that it is still reviewing a U.S. proposal to end the war and restart negotiations, even as President Trump threatens to launch a new bombing campaign if Tehran does not agree to talk.

Artist Gunter Demnig carefully placed a palm-sized Holocaust memorial brass plaque into the sidewalk on a busy street corner of Berlin. It said: "Johanna Berger, born in 1893, lived here; deported on Nov. 17, 1941, murdered on Nov. 25, 1941."

Moscow has appointed a new commander of the Russian Aerospace Forces in a move that an analyst calls "a rather unusual choice."