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U.S. Marines test-fired a dozen rockets from a mobile launcher on Wednesday at a range in the foothills of Japan's iconic Mount Fuji, in an exercise to keep sharp on a weapon that is a growingly important component of the American military's arsenal.

Sen. Bill Cassidy, the Louisiana Republican who lost his primary Saturday because President Trump endorsed his opponent, got a little revenge on Tuesday by helping Democrats advance a resolution to end the president's conflict with Iran.

President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance gave a clear ultimatum to Iran on Tuesday, demanding Tehran either agree to a peace deal that prevents it from getting a nuclear weapon or face another military bombardment.

A joint operation by the United States and Nigeria against Islamic State group fighters has killed 175 over the past few days, Nigeria's military said Tuesday, while the head of the U.S. Africa Command said it showed the capabilities its forces could ...

Vice President J.D. Vance on Tuesday said the Iranians face a simple, two-way choice -- agree to a peace deal that prevents them from getting a nuclear weapon or face another military bombardment.

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee approved its portion of a multiyear immigration enforcement funding package that Republicans hope to send to President Trump's desk by week's end.

Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy on Tuesday introduced legislation that would ban foreign adversaries from buying American homes.

Blink and you might miss the few stone walls that are all that's left of the village that Yusuf Abu Hamam's family was forced to flee when he was an infant in 1948.

President Trump on Tuesday said higher prices from the war in Iran are "peanuts" compared with the goal of keeping a nuclear weapon out of the regime's hands.

The United Arab Emirates said Tuesday that its air defense detected and destroyed six hostile drones over the past 48 hours.