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Israel dramatically escalated its war on Hamas Tuesday with a stunning air strike on the Iran-backed terror group's political leadership in Qatar, a U.S. ally.

The Supreme Court gave a brief reprieve Tuesday to President Trump in his battle to refuse to spend $4 billion in foreign assistance money.

Chilean authorities in Antarctica have allowed American pilot Ethan Guo, who is flying worldwide to raise money to fight cancer, to leave a Chilean Air Force base there after a two-month stay.

President Trump is upset with Israel for bombing Hamas leaders within Qatar, a key U.S. ally, according to the White House.

More than 350 Greenlandic Indigenous women and girls, including some 12 years old and younger, were forcibly given contraception by Danish health authorities in cases that date back to the 1960s, according to an independent report released Tuesday.

NBA great LeBron James wrote a rare op-ed in Chinese state media this week, pointing to basketball as an avenue for diplomacy amid tensions with the U.S.

Another prime minister gone. Another crisis unfolding. In France, what once shocked is now routine.

Israel launched a strike targeting Hamas' leadership in Qatar on Tuesday, officials said, further widening its campaign against the militant group as negotiations over ending the war in the Gaza Strip appear stalemated before a new military offensive ...

An Iranian government spokesperson confirmed Tuesday that the Islamic republic does not have access to its stockpiles of enriched uranium following its 12-day war with Israel.

The United Nations is issuing an emergency appeal for nearly $140 million in desperately needed funding to help nearly a half-million people affected by the devastating earthquake in eastern Afghanistan.