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The Chinese military's most senior general under investigation for corruption leaked nuclear secrets to the United States, the Wall Street Journal reported.

A United Nations aid convoy unloaded humanitarian supplies in the besieged enclave of Kobani in northeast Syria, officials said Monday.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Monday some of U.S. President Donald Trump's threats should be viewed as prepositioning ahead of negotiations to renew the free trade pact between the two large trading partners.

Two artifacts found at a lake shore in Greece are the oldest wooden tools to be uncovered so far and date back 430,000 years.

Hungary's pro-Russian Prime Minister Viktor Orban accused Ukraine on Monday of seeking to meddle in his country's upcoming elections and ordered Kyiv's ambassador to be summoned to the foreign ministry.

BTS's upcoming concerts in Mexico have escalated to a presidential level, with the demands of the ARMY fan base reaching Claudia Sheinbaum's Monday news briefing and prompting a response from the president herself.

The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier and its supporting warships are patrolling in the Middle East amid rising tensions with Iran, giving President Trump the option of launching airstrikes in response to Tehran's crackdown on protesters.

An explosion and fire at a cookie factory in central Greece killed five female night shift workers and left seven injured, authorities said Monday.

Truck drivers from Balkan countries outside the European Union blocked cargo border crossings in the region Monday to protest the recent enforcement of EU entry regulations that they say seriously undermine their work.

Billy Hallowell speaks with Lily Meschi, a director at Iran Alive Ministries, about the underground Christian movement operating inside one of the world's most restrictive regimes.