Israeli Leader Insists There Can Be No Palestinian State, Ahead of UN Vote Leaving That Door Open

The Security Council is expected to vote on a U.S. proposal for a U.N. mandate that would establish an international stabilization force in Gaza despite opposition from Russia, China and some Arab…

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Iran's Foreign Minister Says the Nation is no Longer Enriching Uranium at Any Site in the Country

“Iran’s right for enrichment, for peaceful use of nuclear technology, including enrichment, is undeniable," the foreign minister continued.

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US Aircraft Carrier Arrives in the Caribbean in Major Buildup Near Venezuela

With the USS Gerald R. Ford's arrival, the “Operation Southern Spear" mission includes nearly a dozen Navy ships and about 12,000 sailors and Marines.

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Headwinds for Trump in Persuading the Saudi Crown Prince to Agree to Normalize Ties With Israel

One of the officials said the best outcome for this week's talks, from the U.S. standpoint, might be for the Saudis to acknowledge Trump’s plan as the starting point for eventual Palestinian…

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4 Dead After Wooden Boat Believed to be Ferrying Migrants Into the US Capsizes Off San Diego

The Coast Guard said that it was continuing to search for others who may have been on board.

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Trump Says Stopping Suspected Drug Boats Doesn't Work. But the US Reports Record Cocaine Seizures

Under Trump, the U.S. military has blown up 20 suspected drug boats, resulting in 80 deaths, in the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea.

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Israel Confirms Receiving the Remains of a Soldier Killed in Gaza in 2014

The return of Hadar Goldin's remains were a significant development in the U.S.-brokered truce.

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Government Shutdown Reaches its 40th Day as Senators Work Through a Crucial Weekend

The current bill would only extend government funding until Nov. 21.

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King Charles III Leads Britain's Remembrance Sunday Ceremony for War Dead

The 76-year-old king, dressed in the uniform of an army field marshal, laid a wreath of red paper poppies on a black background at the base of the Cenotaph war memorial.

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Al-Sharaa to Become the First Syrian President to Visit the White House After an Unlikely Rise

Ahmad Al-Sharaa arrived in the U.S. on Saturday ahead of the meeting, according to Syrian state media.

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Trump Threatens Nigeria With Potential Military Action, Escalates Claim of Christian Persecution

The warning came after Nigeria's President Bola Ahmed Tinubu earlier on Saturday pushed back on Trump announcing a day earlier that he was designating the West African country “a country of…

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US Envoy Calls Lebanon a 'Failed State' as Syria Expected to Join Anti-IS Coalition

The U.S.-led anti–Islamic State group coalition includes some 80 countries working to prevent a resurgence of IS.

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US Carries Out New Strike in Caribbean, Killing 3 Alleged Drug Smugglers

This attack is at least the 15th such strike carried out by the U.S. military in the Caribbean or eastern Pacific since early September.

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Trump Says He Will Solve Afghanistan-Pakistan Crisis 'Very Quickly' as Peace Talks Enter Second Day

he two countries are embroiled in a bitter security row, with each side saying they were responding to aggression from the other.

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Rubio Says Mediators of Gaza Ceasefire Shared Information to Uncover a Recent Threat

Rubio said multiple countries are interested in joining an international stabilization force that aims to deploy to Gaza but that they need more details about the mission and rules of engagement.

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A Timeline of US Attacks in the Caribbean and What Congress Has Had to Say

In less than two months, President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth say the U.S. military has killed 32 people in strikes against drug-smuggling vessels in the Caribbean Sea.

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Judge Rejects Feds' Request to Reverse Release of Afghan Interpreter for US Military

The U.S. government has argued the man — who they have called a risk to national security and the subject of serious criminal allegations without providing more detail — is subject to mandatory…

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Visiting Israel, Vance Says Gaza’s Fragile Ceasefire Is Going Better Than Expected

U.S. Vice President JD Vance has visited a newly opened civilian-military cooperation center in Israel that he says is central to keeping the U.S.-backed ceasefire plan on track.

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In Chicago, an Immense Show of Force Signals a Sharp Escalation in White House Immigration Crackdown

A raid last month in Chicago has signaled a sharp escalation in the White House’s immigration crackdown and ratcheted up tensions in a city already on edge.

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Firing Artillery Over Interstate 5 Considered Unusual for Camp Pendleton, Some Experts Say

A simulated beach assault in which artillery was fired from the sand toward the interior of the sprawling base was intended to be a capstone demonstration of the capabilities of the Marine Corps

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Ecuador Says It Has No Evidence that Survivor of a US Strike in the Caribbean Committed Any Crime

The survivor of a U.S. strike on a submersible vessel accused by the Trump administration of transporting drugs in the Caribbean has been released by prosecutors in Ecuador.

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Trump Casts New Doubt on Ukraine’s Ability to Defeat Russia

The remarks marked another shift in tone for Trump, who has repeatedly changed his outlook on Ukraine’s chances and the degree to which he’s willing to support President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s…

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Russia’s New Energy Assault Pushes Ukrainians into Another Winter of Blackouts

Millions of Ukrainians are preparing for another winter of blackouts as Russia renews its strikes on the country’s energy grid

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Houthis Release 5 Yemeni UN Staffers in Sanaa After Weekend Detention at Offices

Houthi rebels released five Yemeni United Nations staff members and allowed 15 international ones to move freely within the U.N. compound after detaining them there in Sanaa over the weekend, a U.N.…

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Trump Again Suggests Sending Troops to San Francisco. Local Officials Call Trump ‘Chaos’ Unnecessary

Throughout this month, President Donald Trump has toyed with the idea of sending troops to San Francisco, referring to the city as a “mess.”

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Coast Guard’s Pacific Mission Continues to Expand

As tensions with China continue to simmer and drug war operations ramp up in the Americas, the Coast Guard’s duties continue to expand -- with largely bipartisan support.

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Appeals Court Allows Trump’s Portland Troop Deployment for Now

A divided court in San Francisco on Monday lifted an order earlier this month that blocked the deployment of 200 Oregon National Guard members to Portland, a city that President Donald Trump has…

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Trump Backs Retired Navy SEAL in His Quest to Oust Kentucky Rep. Massie in Republican Primary

Retired Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein has not entered the race, but he said he would reveal his plans soon while praising President Donald Trump for “an amazing job” on securing the border and lowering taxes.

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How Military’s ‘Safe’ Plan to Fire Munitions Over Interstate 5 Went off the Rails With CHP Cruiser Hit

The plan involved Marines firing high explosive rounds from M777 Howitzers — artillery used to launch shells in wars in Afghanistan and Ukraine — into designated ranges

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