The US State Department said Wednesday that global terror incidents and deaths fell last year, while it maintained its designation of

US Senator John McCain, a former prisoner of war and the maverick 2008 Republican presidential nominee, has been diagnosed with

The US Justice Department says it has shut down the dark web marketplace AlphaBay, working with international partners to knock offline the site accused of allowing a global trade in drugs, firearms, computer hacking tools and other illicit goods.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin had an additional, previously undisclosed chat at this month's G20 summit in

The US Transportation Security Administration said on Monday it was lifting a ban on passengers on Saudi Arabian Airlines

An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 struck Monday off the eastern coast of Russia, according to the US Geological

The United States announced new sanctions against Iran yesterday over its ballistic missile program and what it called

US President Donald Trump threatened on Monday to take "strong and swift economic actions" if Venezuelan

A Jordanian court yesterday sentenced a soldier to life imprisonment over the killing of three American military trainers outside an army

A Jordanian court yesterday sentenced a soldier to life imprisonment over the killing of three American military trainers outside an army

Maryam Mirzakhani, an Iranian-born mathematician who was the first woman to win the coveted Fields Medal, died Saturday in a US hospital after a battle with cancer. She was 40.

The US Justice Department on Friday asked the Supreme Court to block a judge's ruling that prevented President Donald Trump's travel ban from being applied to grandparents of US citizens and refugees already being processed by resettlement agencies.

Cuba's president said Donald Trump's hardline stance towards the country was a "setback" in relations with the

Pentagon chief Jim Mattis said Friday he cannot confirm whether or not Islamic State chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is

CBS News and the BBC yesterday announced a new editorial and newsgathering partnership that aims to boost their global strength

The United States and several coalition countries want to maintain a military footprint in Iraq after the eventual

Did Donald Trump's eldest son break US law in meeting a Russian lawyer he hoped would dish compromising dirt on

US President Donald Trump yesterday defended his eldest son as "innocent" following emails that showed Donald

US President Donald Trump's eldest son yesterday released emails showing he embraced Russia's efforts to support his father's

Qatar and the United States yesterday signed a deal on combatting "terrorism" as visiting US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson pursued