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Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson no longer views communist China as a major threat and is calling for the U.S. to share power with Beijing in a new world order with a weakened America.

It turns out that where the U.S. border begins, at least for purposes of asylum, is not actually clear.

Cyprus' government is upset it was kept in the dark.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro on Tuesday questioned the use of secondhand planes by the country's armed forces, as officials investigate the crash of a military transport plane that killed dozens of soldiers in southwestern Colombia.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel Friday to France to discuss the conflict in the Middle East and other matters with other officials in the Group of Seven nations.

Airstrikes battered Iran and Iranian missiles as drones targeted Israel's Tel Aviv and sites across the Mideast on Tuesday, even as President Trump said the United States was in talks with the Islamic republic to end the war.

The Trump administration will close the "Correspondents' Corridor" workspace that for years has been used by reporters covering the military, Defense Department officials announced late Monday in yet another sweeping change to journalists' access to ...

The Senate voted Monday to install one of its own, Sen. Markwayne Mullin, as the new secretary at Homeland Security, giving President Trump a chance to change the narrative of a department many Americans say has crossed lines in its zeal to arrest ...

The U.S. and Israel opened the door Monday to a peace deal with Iran and the potential end to a bloody conflict that has upended Middle East politics, wreaked havoc on the global economy and fueled fears about whether America is being sucked into a ...

President Trump says ICE agents working at U.S. airports should ditch their masks -- the right look for the streets, he says, but not the terminal.