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President Trump is preparing to install a statue of Christopher Columbus on the White House grounds, according to a report published Wednesday.

In a dusty basement somewhere along Ukraine's southeastern front, Ukrainian team leader Ihor is sitting at a table, staring intently at a laptop. On the screen, there is an aerial view of a barren treeline demarcating two desolate, snow-covered ...

White House border czar Tom Homan declared a victory of sorts in Minneapolis, saying the feds are now getting "unprecedented cooperation" from local communities and the Department of Homeland Security will remove 700 officers from the state.

U.S., Russian and Ukrainian diplomats are set to meet this week in Abu Dhabi for a second round of trilateral peace talks, hoping to hammer out a deal that will end Moscow's four-year war against Kyiv.

Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran is resigning from his White House job as chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, fulfilling a pledge he made to senators to avoid the appearance of a conflict.

European Jewish communities face rising antisemitism with a troubling difference from past crises: the U.S., Israel, and other traditional havens are not definitively safer refuge options.

Israeli strikes pounded Gaza on Wednesday, killing at least 21 Palestinians, including two infants, and further rocking a fragile ceasefire deal, hospital officials said. Israel said it was responding to a militant attack on Israeli soldiers that ...

Spain achieved a new tourism milestone in 2025, welcoming 96.8 million foreign visitors and generating record revenue despite growing concerns about housing pressures from mass tourism.

A Doberman pinscher named Penny won best in show Tuesday night at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, netting U.S. show dogs' most coveted prize - and giving veteran handler Andy Linton another win after nearly four decades. Linton got best in show ...

A judge in Oregon on Tuesday temporarily restricted federal officers from using tear gas at protests at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland, just days after agents launched gas at a crowd of demonstrators including young ...