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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is considering options for investing in President Trump's Golden Dome missile defense program.

Pope Leo XIV on Thursday made his first U.S. appointment, naming Vietnamese-born Bishop Michael Pham to oversee the Diocese of San Diego.

Fewer work and study visas contributed to a near-halving in net migration into the U.K. - the number of people moving to the U.K. minus the number of those moving abroad - in 2024, official figures showed Thursday.

There is "no daylight" between top Trump administration officials on the president's decision to lift economic sanctions on Syria, a top State Department official told The Washington Times after reports of dissension at the highest levels of U.S.

A top Romanian court on Thursday validated the results of Romania's presidential election rerun, shortly after rejecting a request to annul the results by the hard-right candidate who decisively lost the race to his pro-European Union opponent.

The U.S. and allied governments said Wednesday that Russia's military intelligence targeted technology and logistics companies, particularly those involved in the delivery of aid to Ukraine.

Two Israeli Embassy staffers were gunned down Wednesday night by a suspect who shouted "Free, Free Palestine" after being arrested inside the Capital Jewish Museum in the District of Columbia, police said.

President Trump put South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on the spot Wednesday by screening a video of Black leaders calling for White Afrikaner farmers to be killed -- an eyebrow-raising presentation that forced the visiting dignitary to answer ...

Thousands of troops who were hurt in combat and medically retired from the military are forced to forfeit a portion of the benefits they earned for their service. That's because they didn't spend at least 20 years in uniform to reach retirement with ...

The Bloomberg terminal that offers markets and stock data to traders worldwide suffered an outage Wednesday morning, with U.K. and European traders particularly affected.