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Rescuers in eastern Indonesia found two more survivors, a mother and son, on Sunday from a passenger boat that sank earlier in the week and were searching for 18 others still missing.

The Chinese company that formerly owned British Steel demanded Sunday compensation from the U.K. government for investment losses following the nationalization of the manufacturer last week.

Two American troops were killed and another is missing after an Iranian drone and missile attack Friday on a military base in Jordan, Pentagon officials said.

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee has suspended contributions to multiple House Democrats who voted this week to cut off U.S. aid to Israel.

Rescue crews on Saturday raced to find survivors from a landslide in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing that killed at least eight people and left 34 missing.

Iran's supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, in a new statement, warns of "unforgettable lessons" if U.S. continues attacks.

A sweeping new survey of Jewish Americans has found deep divisions over Israel's military campaign in Gaza, with religiously affiliated Jews far more supportive of the war effort than secular Jews who identify with the faith through culture or ...

Days after Lithuania said its intelligence services had caught Russia preparing sabotage against the infrastructure that ties the Baltics to Europe, Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys drew a public line.

Britain's charities regulator is assessing concerns over an Amnesty International report that branded a women's charity founded by "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling as "anti-rights." Rowling has been a prominent gender-critical campaigner and has ...

Homer's "The Odyssey" has long been interpreted for the public by classical studies scholars and now -- with director Christopher Nolan's $250 million film version garnering rave reviews -- by a new generation of film critics.