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Russian security officials this week said they thwarted an attempt by British and Ukrainian intelligence services to steal a MiG-31 jet armed with the Kinzhal hypersonic missile and fly it to a NATO airbase in Romania.

Coffee drinkers, perk up -- the Trump administration plans to roll back tariffs on some foreign products, including coffee beans grown in Brazil.

Investigators believe the theft of several ancient statues dating back to the Roman era from Syria's national museum was likely the work of an individual, not an organized gang, officials said Wednesday.

President Trump is scheduled to dine with business executives at the White House on Wednesday as he implements an economic agenda that includes reshoring jobs to the U.S. and strengthening supply chains critical to national security.

In the space of a few months, a journalistic skill that might seem straightforward to many viewers - editing tape for broadcast - has been behind a $16 million legal settlement, a network's change in how it offers interviews on a news show and, now,

Every autumn, news feeds get flooded with stories about climate change. That's because around this time each year, global leaders gather to discuss collective efforts to limit our emissions of planet-warming gases, released primarily from oil, gas ...

Former Rep. Elaine Luria, who lost reelection in 2022, is launching a comeback bid for her old congressional seat in Virginia.

As the House returns Wednesday for the first time in months, Democrat Adelita Grijalva will be sworn in as its newest member, nearly seven weeks after winning a special election in Arizona to fill the seat last held by her late father.

Russia is prepared to begin a new round of peace talks with Ukraine in Istanbul, the Russian news agency TASS reported Wednesday.

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman's independent streak is once again drawing fire from Democrats and praise from Republicans, as he reinforces his wildcard image in a political party divided over strategy and messaging.