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This is the president's first meeting with the South Korean leader since Lee Jae Myung took office in June.

Vice President JD Vance discussed the Russia-Ukraine war on Sunday's "Meet the Press."

Several shipping companies said they are suspending shipments of impacted goods due to a lack of clarity on the new policy.

Syria could be one of those areas where U.S. and Israeli security interests increasingly diverge.

The Senate should expedite a full vote on Mike Waltz, Trump's nominee to become U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.

A February meeting between Trump, Vance, and Zelensky derailed into an explosive argument captured on television cameras.

Russia is playing for time by opposing security guarantees and a Putin-Zelensky bilateral meeting. Trump should impose new sanctions.

Though the United States took part in negotiations that created the International Criminal Court, it has long had a fraught relationship with the body.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb said following the White House meeting that there had been more progress in two weeks than in over three years.

Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced the cancellation of Simcha Rotman's visa, saying he intended to "spread a message of hate and division."