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President Trump confirmed Wednesday he would be willing to wipe out the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps as he did to the Islamic State in 2019 if necessary.

The U.S. military on Wednesday launched another wave of attacks against Iran and turned away ships evading its blockade as President Trump vowed to batter the Middle East country for days, promising that Tehran's defeat would come "soon."

The growing anti-Israel faction in the Democratic Party came into view Wednesday when nearly half of the House Democratic Caucus voted to cut off military aid to the Jewish state.

Two human rights groups say Trump administration sanctions imposed on the International Criminal Court over its investigations of Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza have illegally impeded their ability to advocate for Palestinians.

Visitors to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's hometown can see the composer -- and his dog -- in miniature as Salzburg celebrates the 270th anniversary of his birth. But they shouldn't wait too long.

Former Haitian President Michel Martelly returned to Haiti on Wednesday, making a rare visit to his homeland.

A three-month mass trial of hundreds of alleged gang members of MS-13 wrapped up on Wednesday in El Salvador, with prosecutors delivering their closing arguments and asking for maximum sentences.

The Pentagon is requiring testosterone deficiency screening for military members 30 and older during their annual health assessment, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday.

As business partners go, few are more powerful and well-funded than the Pentagon. But the Trump administration's accelerating push to take direct financial stakes in private defense and critical minerals companies -- a divisive strategy among ...

Amazon said Wednesday that the technology company will launch its new satellite internet service Amazon Leo in South Africa in 2027, seemingly pushing ahead of Elon Musk's rival Starlink to win business in Africa's most advanced economy.