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Pi Day falls on Saturday, and whether you're a math enthusiast, a pie lover or simply a bargain hunter, a number of restaurant chains and grocery stores are marking the occasion with discounts, freebies and themed promotions tied to the number 3.14.

A large explosion rocked an area of Iran's capital where thousands were gathered Friday for an annual state-organized rally to support the Palestinians and call for Israel's demise. Israel had warned that it would target the area in central Tehran.

Airports are soliciting donations for Transportation Security Administration personnel who are working without pay during the shutdown.

Sen. Rand Paul says the U.S. military campaign in Iran is a mistake.

Federal authorities have identified the man who rammed a vehicle into a Michigan synagogue Thursday as Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, a 41-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen born in Lebanon, as the FBI opened an investigation into the attack as an act of ...

Over six decades of "Doctor Who," the intergalactic adventurer's adversaries have included evil robots, rampaging Yeti - and the BBC, which erased many early episodes of the now-iconic sci-fi TV series.

Washington has temporarily waived sanctions on some Russian oil and petroleum shipments, the U.S. Treasury Department announced Thursday, removing a tool previously used to pressure Russia to end its war in Ukraine economically.

Iran's ballistic missile production capacity has been "functionally defeated" since the start of Operation Epic Fury, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said Friday.

President Trump said Friday the U.S. is winning the war against Iran with "unlimited firepower."

World shares retreated on Friday while oil prices again popped above $100 per barrel as anxiety remained over the Iran war and its impact on supplies of crude oil and gas.