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The U.N. World Food Program said Thursday that more than a million people in northeastern Nigeria could lose access to emergency food and nutrition aid within weeks unless funding is secured, as violence and hunger surge in the region.

President Trump on Thursday launched his Board of Peace, a body designed to oversee the implementation of the U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire agreement and settle international conflicts.

A Defense Intelligence Agency report made public in support of President Trump's Golden Dome missile defense system reveals that Iran could field up to 60 intercontinental ballistic missiles by 2035.

President Trump inaugurated his newly created Board of Peace with a handful of founding members but offered few details about its mandate and how the panel will work or might pursue efforts to end global conflicts.

President Trump is hosting presidents, prime ministers and top diplomats from more than a dozen countries to tout his international "Board of Peace" at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Horror films have traditionally been left out of the Oscars, but when nominations for the 98th Academy Awards are announced Thursday, Ryan Coogler's vampire tale "Sinners" could make history.

Held captive for nine months after being abducted from her bedroom at age 14, Elizabeth Smart revisits the defining moments of her kidnapping in a new Netflix documentary. The film reveals how a sister's memory, a family's persistence, and a series ...

The winter storm expected to bring snow and ice to the District will likely have impacts that extend beyond just a weekend inconvenience. Forecasters warn that bitter cold could grip the area through next week, with frigid temperatures threatening to ...

ICE has implemented a controversial secret policy allowing officers to forcibly enter homes of illegal immigrants without judicial warrants, relying instead on administrative warrants created internally by the agency.

ICE has created a secret policy that permits officers to enter the homes of illegal immigrant targets by force without getting a judicial warrant, according to a whistleblower revealed by a senior senator on Wednesday.