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Ukraine's allies met Tuesday in Paris for key talks that could help determine the country's security after any potential peace deal is reached with Russia.

The head of Iran's judiciary said Tehran will offer no leniency to "rioters" who have taken to the streets for more than a week of protests driven by economic hardship, high inflation and rising costs for essentials.

Europe reaffirmed its support for Greenland's independence on Tuesday, as fears of a U.S. takeover resurface after the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro over the weekend.

In the wake of last weekend's U.S. military action in Venezuela, the news media got something it has seldom heard from the Trump administration: a "thank you."

Several European leaders pushed back Tuesday on U.S. President Trump's comments seeking an American takeover of Greenland.

Protesters angry over Iran's ailing economy conducted a sit-in Tuesday at Tehran's Grand Bazaar, witnesses said, with security forces ultimately firing tear gas and dispersing demonstrators as the rest of the market shut down.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth touts the strength of the U.S. military during the Venezuela intervention while swearing in new recruits in Virginia.

Republicans defend the administration's actions after an evening briefing to congressional leadership on Monday night over the recent operations in Venezuela.

Democrats ripped into President Trump for taking out Venezuelan dictator and accused narco-terrorist Nicolas Maduro, but many of them have long called for removing the South American dictator and bashed Mr. Trump during his first term for failing to ...

Sen. Mark Kelly on Monday vowed to fight efforts to cut his rank and pay as a retired U.S. Navy officer after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth accused him of making "seditious statements" in a video to military personnel.