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China said it will send two giant pandas to Zoo Atlanta in Georgia as part of a new decade-long conservation cooperation agreement.

A top Iranian official is heading to Pakistan, raising the prospect of a new round of peace talks with the U.S.

Not everyone listening would have agreed with the declaration, and religion was one dividing point.

Iran's top diplomat is expected to travel to Pakistan by this weekend for talks, two Pakistani officials told The Associated Press on Friday, raising hopes for revived negotiations in the Iran-U.S. war.

As EU leaders gathered in Cyprus on Thursday to wrestle with the fallout from the Iran war -- including high fossil-fuel prices, the security situation in the Straits of Hormuz and emergency tools to shield Europe's economy -- Italy arrived with a ...

A "rat birth control" program spearheaded by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser to painlessly reduce the city's notorious vermin infestation will launch in Adams Morgan next month.

Rob DeMillo, CEO of the company Sophia Space, joins the show to talk about orbital compute and the possibility of data centers in space.

A senior Army Green Beret used his inside knowledge of clandestine operations to make more than $400,000 by betting on the timing of Operation Absolute Resolve, the Jan. 3 mission to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, the U.S. Justice ...

Chinese hacking groups linked to large-scale cyberattacks and intrusions of critical infrastructure are using covert computer networks for their operations, according to a British government security report made public Thursday.

President Donald Trump, who helped push the term "fake news" into the mainstream, now seems to have a new favorite subject: fake math.