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The U.S. military said Monday it disabled an oil tanker that attempted to get around President Trump's blockade by sailing toward an Iranian port.

Three men from Kansas and California were arrested early Monday on charges they conspired to provide material support to ISIS, the Justice Department announced, with federal prosecutors alleging the suspects collectively funneled more than $2,000 to ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said attacks on Iran are on hold Monday, just hours after his country launched retaliatory missile attacks on the Islamic republic.

Higher education insiders say undergraduate enrollment likely peaked this spring, as colleges prepare for a long-term slide in applications driven by declining birth rates.

The New York Police Department said officers arrested a homeless man who stabbed six people at Penn Station on Sunday.

Wall Street is recovering some of its sell-off from Friday, as stocks swept up in the artificial-intelligence boom bounce back on Monday. Oil prices, meanwhile, are higher following fighting between Israel and Iran, but they have come off their peaks ...

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan claimed victory Monday in a general election seen as a test of Russia's influence in the South Caucasus country, as preliminary results showed his governing party in first with more than double the votes of the ...

The European Union on Monday sanctioned two senior Iranian officials for their roles in Tehran's scheme to restrict maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.

As the U.S. prepares for an extravagant celebration of its founding principles, fewer Americans see their country as exceptional, a new poll finds.

A pop-up art show featuring contemporary art, including video and audio installations, photography and traditional oil paintings, is set to open at Germany's Bellevue Palace this week before the German presidential residence closes for renovation.