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The Walt Disney Co. is reportedly considering an acquisition of Lionsgate Studios as part of an effort to reach male and family moviegoers while several of its flagship franchises recover from box office slumps. Lionsgate would give Disney access to ...

Graham Platner is adopting elements of President Trump's populist approach in the Maine Senate race, tapping into voter frustration with a system they believe is stacked against them and casting the criticism he faces as evidence that powerful ...

President Trump on Friday announced the opening of a "Spirit of '76" exhibit on Freedom Plaza in the nation's capital.

Iran's parliament speaker and lead negotiator in diplomatic talks with the U.S., Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, told representatives from China and Belarus Friday that Tehran was prepared to restart the war if Washington does not fulfill its commitments ...

As Egyptian mediators pressed Palestinian factions this week to endorse a technocratic committee that would run Gaza without Hamas, the party they are trying to sideline shut down the territory's streets in a single afternoon.

Alex Vatanka, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, joins the show to discuss whether Iran has won the war against the U.S. and how exactly President Trump came to the mistaken belief that the Iranian regime would collapse.

The U.S. Justice Department and 17 states reached settlement agreements with three major egg producers this week to resolve allegations that the companies illegally colluded for years to raise prices, including when the cost soared to record highs ...

An 11-year-old boy crashed a pickup truck into a group of monks on a pilgrimage walk in northeastern Thailand on Thursday, killing nine, officials said.

A powerful general who leads Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard emerged from hiding as Tehran prepared Friday for the dayslong funeral for the late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

More than 120 passengers and crew members on a Princess Cruises ship that docked in San Francisco on Thursday were infected with a stomach virus while on their voyage, federal health officials said.