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U.S. diplomats walked out as their French counterparts were speaking at the United Nations on Monday after America's close European ally criticized the Trump administration's human rights record.

President Trump on Tuesday will have his first face-to-face sit-down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu since the outbreak of hostilities with Iran in late February.

The Navy deployed an aircraft carrier strike group to the contested South China Sea amid growing tensions between U.S. ally Philippines and China, according to U.S. officials.

Former FBI Director James Comey urged a judge on Monday to throw out federal charges against him, arguing that a photo of seashells arranged on a beach he posted on social media was not a call to violence against President Donald Trump but protected ...

President Trump said Monday his negotiators are speaking to the Iranian side and there is a chance they can reach a new peace deal after nearly two weeks of intense renewed fighting in the region.

North Korea is preparing to deploy 30,000 fresh troops to support Russia's war against Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, while claiming that Moscow is also preparing to mobilize Russians to boost its flagging campaign.

Across seven countries, seven people woke up to days that no longer looked the way they once did.

Oil prices dropped and stocks rose Monday as the U.S. and Iran entered a significant, if tenuous, pause in fighting in the Middle East.

The Russian navy is forming drone units that analysts say are likely intended to protect vulnerable warships from intensified Ukrainian strikes on the country's naval assets in the Black and Azov seas.

Mediators have achieved progress in efforts to get the United States and Iran back to negotiations and avert an all-out war in the Middle East, two regional officials said Monday, with a pause in attacks coming after a period of rapidly escalating ...