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Kenyan activists on Monday accused authorities of violating a court order from last month halting the setting up of an American-backed Ebola quarantine center after reports surfaced that Americans were being quarantined in the country.

President Trump plans to impose 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian goods, from hockey sticks to cement, in retaliation for Canada's treatment of American exports of alcohol, dairy and motor vehicles.

Where exactly is Mojtaba Khamenei?

The Houthis, a Yemen-based rebel faction backed by Iran, announced a new blockade of the Red Sea on Monday, potentially opening a new front in the U.S.-Iran war even as Pakistani and Qatari mediators work to broker a ceasefire.

President Trump signed an executive order on Monday that requires the government to ensure that national security contractors are not dependent on adversaries such as China or using unreliable sources for critical materials in the U.S. supply chain.

Rescuers in Guyana searched for survivors Monday and authorities launched an investigation after a ferry, believed to be overloaded, capsized over the weekend. The government noted at least 35 of 67 people rescued were not on the manifest list.

Lockheed Martin is developing low-cost Patriot missile interceptors to defend against cruise and ballistic missiles and cheap drones that have caused havoc on battlefields in Europe and the Middle East.

The U.S. envoy to the United Nations said Monday that the U.S. government soon will move to stop violent gangs in Haiti from making money off social media posts.

China's all-powerful civilian and military leader, Xi Jinping, has purged more than 100 senior military leaders in the past four years -- far more than the People's Liberation Army officially acknowledged, according to an Air Force think tank report.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has been coordinating a large-scale humanitarian relief effort in Venezuela after twin earthquakes devastated the country last month, according to a senior official, further expanding Washington's footprint in the ...