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Exact casualty figures are murky, but the joint U.S.-Israeli operation has succeeded in decapitating Iran's military and political leadership structure.

Russia will evacuate nearly all of its employees from Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, which has reportedly been hit several times since the start of the U.S.-Israeli air campaign against Iran.

A recent swarm of drones that intruded on an Air Force nuclear bomber base in Louisiana remains under investigation, the Air Force Global Strike Command said.

President Trump on Wednesday made the case to a skeptical American public that the military operation in Iran is necessary to stop Tehran from building a nuclear weapon.

A top Washington lobbyist who is closely allied with President Donald Trump testified in federal court that he immediately cut ties with former Congressman David Rivera when he learned in 2020 that Venezuela's government had awarded the Miami ...

President Donald Trump is set to address the nation Wednesday evening about the war against Iran, a pivotal moment at home and abroad as he seeks to amass extraordinary power to prosecute the military operation and his second-term agenda.

President Trump on Wednesday said he was seriously considering pulling the U.S. out of NATO in the latest sign of his growing frustration at Washington's allies, as Iran vowed to restrict access to the Strait of Hormuz for any U.S. ships even after ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson is dropping his objection to the Senate-passed partial funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, after President Trump endorsed a plan to fund immigration enforcement agencies in a separate party-line package.

The Pentagon's relationship with the rest of Washington has, to put it mildly, become complicated.

The USS George H.W. Bush aircraft carrier left its home port in Norfolk this week, where it is expected to join a growing naval armada in the Middle East.