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The Army has named its new tilt-rotor assault aircraft the Cheyenne II in honor of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe in Montana and the Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes in Oklahoma.

North Korea continues to upgrade its nuclear facilities, the head of the U.N.'s atomic agency said Wednesday in Seoul.

An executive at Chevron has advice for Americans grappling with the rise in gas prices amid the Iran war: Don't drive so much.

Israel is downplaying Italy's decision to suspend the automatic renewal of a 2003 defense cooperation agreement between the two countries, saying the deferral would not impact Israel's security.

President Trump said Wednesday that Chinese President Xi Jinping told him Beijing would not send weapons to Iran.

After damage to energy production facilities and the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, Qatar's largest liquefied natural gas export facility will need at least three years to resume honoring its prewar supply obligations, a former QatarEnergy ...

Israeli strikes rocked southern Lebanon overnight and into Wednesday, a day after a first round of historic talks between Lebanese and Israeli officials in Washington. Smoke rose over the coastal city of Tyre, underscoring the fragility of diplomatic ...

President Trump says the war with Iran is "very close to over" as both sides consider another round of talks for a lasting peace.

It's crucial that the U.S. establish a permanent base on the moon -- including a nuclear reactor on the lunar surface -- before China or Russia does, top Trump administration officials said Tuesday at a major space conference.

Pressure mounted on the U.S. and Iran to resume peace talks, while officials from Israel and Lebanon held parallel negotiations Tuesday in Washington about dealing with Tehran-backed militants in Hezbollah.