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South Dakota Democratic Senate nominee Julian Beaudion has quit his campaign, blaming personal trauma and unspecified "threats and attacks" from a political opponent.

The director of a Russian drone factory was badly wounded and his driver was killed in a car-bombing that rocked a town hundreds of miles from Moscow earlier this week, according to local news reports.

A UAE-linked strategist's daily attacks on Trump's Iran strategy have his allies asking questions, Mike Davis takes his Article III party to the Iowa State Fair, and Sen. Jim Banks eyes an "invasion" declaration to get around the Supreme Court's ...

After renewing her commitment to a controversial 100 million pound Church of England fund apologizing for the church's historical ties to the slave trade, Archbishop Sarah Mullally ended her 10-day Africa tour Tuesday calling for peace and healing.

President Trump insisted Thursday that the U.S. has ample military firepower and said he wants to prosecute "leakers" who told the media that supplies are running short.

An enemy drone flies overhead with its cameras trained on a collection of cinder block, plywood and shipping container structures that the Pentagon has constructed in the desert in California to mimic an austere war zone urban environment.

North Korea launched a short-range ballistic missile toward the sea on Thursday, South Korea's military said, resuming weapons tests days before the U.S. and South Korea begin their annual military drills that North Korea views as an invasion ...

Dozens of Congolese health workers at the epicenter of the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record staged protests Thursday to demand payment for their wages, abandoning several health facilities even as aid workers warn that the disease is still ...

FIFA said Wednesday it had apologized for errors made over Gianni Infantino's failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup and that senior staff in attendance at a crisis meeting in Morocco "reaffirmed their full support" for his presidency.

President Trump on Wednesday told a crowd in a casino ballroom that his policies are putting money in their pockets, a message intended for a larger audience of midterm election voters who are dissatisfied with the economy.