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President Trump has selected the architecture for its ambitious "Golden Dome" missile shield, and he said that Space Force Vice Chief of Space Operations Gen. Michael A. Guetlein will oversee the effort to get it up and running.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Democratic senators clashed Tuesday over the Trump administration's foreign policies, ranging from Ukraine and Russia to the Middle East, Latin America, the slashing of the U.S. foreign assistance budget and refugee ...

French police say they have found a bust of The Doors frontman Jim Morrison that was stolen from his grave in Paris in 1988.

The trial of three German men accused of helping to plan bomb attacks on vital energy and military infrastructure on behalf of the Kremlin began this week, as European nations raise the alarm about a rise in Russian sabotage plots across the ...

Eighty years after the atomic bombing, Hiroshima has chosen remembrance over resentment, with locals expressing no anti-Americanism while advocating for peace and nuclear disarmament amid Japan's evolving security posture in Asia.

The British government says it is suspending free trade negotiations with Israel and has leveled new sanctions targeting West Bank settlements as it criticizes Israel's military actions in Gaza.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is taking a decidedly pessimistic view of ongoing nuclear talks between Tehran and Washington, urging U.S. negotiators to temper their demands.

A second man was charged Tuesday over a series of fires that targeted properties linked to U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer, police said.

The haka, a chanting dance of challenge, is sacred to New Zealand's Maori people, but it's become a beloved cultural institution among New Zealanders of all races. Spine-tingling performances at sports events, funerals and graduations often go viral ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's phone calls with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine deepened expectations that progress might soon be made on ending those countries' more than three-year war, though frustration at the slow pace of negotiations and the ...