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President Trump on Thursday said he did not plan on launching new military strikes on Iran ahead of the November midterm elections, citing "productive discussions" with Tehran.

The U.S. military has executed at least 135 of its own -- a rogues' gallery of notorious mutineers, deserters, rapists and killers -- over the past 250 years. In a few weeks, former Army psychiatrist and mass shooter Nidal Malik Hasan's name is ...

New records released by the Secret Service detailed how a member of Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, carried a loaded gun past a Secret Service screening checkpoint last year when President Trump was at the club.

A Russian guided bomb exploded next to public buses filled with passengers in eastern Ukraine, authorities said Thursday, killing 30 people as part of a wave of attacks that also worsened power outages in the capital.

Four astronauts returned to Earth from the International Space Station on Thursday after hurrying there eight months ago to replace an ailing colleague and his crew.

A Texas lumberyard owner who voted for Trump in 2024 says the administration's immigration enforcement has slowed business in Rio Grande City.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani tried to thread a needle on the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks by condemning Hamas' "horrific war crimes" and denouncing Israel's "genocide" in Gaza. It did not go well.

Federal prosecutors filed new charges against former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, on Thursday, alleging they tortured Americans and others held in their government's custody.

It's a story partly defined by cold, hard numbers and uncompromising precision.

The Pentagon has ordered U.S. Central Command to prepare for further military strikes against Iran that could be launched before the midterm elections next month, according to The Atlantic.