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The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier docked at a port in eastern Thailand on Wednesday after its grueling deployment in the Middle East that kept the ship at sea for more than 250 days.

President Trump said Wednesday he's thinking of renaming the Strait of Hormuz -- after himself.

After a call with the NATO Secretary General, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk told Poland and the world to prepare for "various scenarios," warning that the next six months will be decisive.

Oil giant Chevron said Wednesday it will greatly expand its operations in Venezuela, days after President Trump announced plans for joint U.S. control of 65 million barrels of oil in the South American country.

Russian Security Council official Dmitry Medvedev on Wednesday threatened to attack Germany's military production facilities that support Ukraine and said other sites in Berlin could be attacked as well.

Iran launched retaliatory strikes overnight on U.S. assets in the Middle East in the most expansive round of attacks since fighting resumed this week.

The deal to give the U.S. majority control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's proven oil reserves is a step toward stability and economic growth in the South American country, according to U.S. officials, even as major questions linger about the ...

Iran fired on U.S. allies in the Gulf early Wednesday following a night of American bombardment that Iranian officials say included a deadly strike on a wedding party.

Prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiracy to collude with foreign forces to endanger national security under a Beijing-imposed law that has effectively stifled the city's once-thriving pro-democracy ...

A Hungarian man is accused of stealing a small plane, flying it and landing while intoxicated and then trying to take the car of a passerby who stopped to help him.