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President Trump promised that the U.S. would help its "new friends" in Venezuela after major earthquakes rocked the South American nation, killing over 160 people and injuring nearly 1,000.

Oman said Thursday that any agreements with Iran over regulations in the Strait of Hormuz will not include tolls, even as Tehran proposes imposing "service fees" on commercial ships moving through the waterway.

Chinese-Philippine tensions were raised over China's recent placement of some type of floating platform near the Scarborough Shoal, a resource-rich islet claimed by both Beijing and Manila.

Two senators urged Energy Secretary Chris Wright to crack down on Chinese nationals' gaining access to sensitive information at Energy national laboratories.

A new survey shows parents by a vast majority would like to see morals and character as a course to be taught their children during the school day. And LifeWise Academy is responding, advancing on curriculum that was already approved by the courts ...

At least 164 people have died and 971 were injured after a pair of powerful quakes rocked Venezuela, acting President Delcy Rodriguez said Thursday.

With the Fourth of July approaching and political violence on the rise, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro sits down with Matt Delaney to break down how Washington went from one of the worst prosecution rates in the country to one of its most aggressive.

The Senate late Wednesday held a second vote in as many days on a measure to end the war with Iran, this time with a different result designed to please President Trump.

President Trump on Wednesday night said that the U.S. could have more military operations on the way besides the war in Iran and the capture of Venezuelan ruler Nicolas Maduro.

President Trump kicked off a 16-day celebration of the United States' 250th anniversary with a political-style rally on the National Mall in Washington.