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Iran-backed Houthi rebels on Wednesday claimed responsibility for strikes on Saudi Aramco facilities, King Khalid International Airport and an oil refinery near Riyadh.

Federal authorities said they arrested and charged a Saudi-born engineer at OpenAI after he was accused of secretly planting a recording device inside the tech giant's headquarters to capture prized information about the company.

Fascinated by the very latest Armageddon-class weaponry? A brand new museum in North Korea might just be for you.

The European Union's envoy to the Gulf said Tuesday that the same drone models are hitting Ukraine and Saudi Arabia, after an overnight attack sank a cargo ship off NATO member Bulgaria and Houthi strikes kept Riyadh's main airport closed.

Rising straight off the ground like a helicopter before rotating its wings to fly like an airplane, Sikorsky Aircraft's new uncrewed aerial system aims to eliminate the need for a traditional runway for drones on the battlefield.

Vatican says Pope Leo XIV has lung cancer and that the lower lobe of his right lung was removed.

Saudi Arabia has one of the world's most expensive and sophisticated arsenals, filled with American warplanes, missile defenses and other cutting-edge technology.

Indonesian authorities on the tourist island of Bali released 20 protected green sea turtles back into the ocean Tuesday after they were found and seized on an empty boat seemingly abandoned by wildlife smugglers fleeing a police raid.

Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery Tuesday to remove a lung nodule, officials said, an operation that should determine whether the lesion is malignant and if other treatment is needed.

Ukraine received no early warning from its partners about five Russian ballistic missiles that hit civilian infrastructure in the capital of Kyiv, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday, as tensions rise between the Ukrainian leader and U.S.