Qatar’s prime minister said Monday that his government was working to relay a new cease-fire proposal to Hamas after “good progress” was made in talks involving Israel and the United States over the weekend. U.S., Israeli, Egyptian and Qatari officials agreed on a framework for a temporary cease-fire that would see the release of Israeli...

An economically challenged regime in Beijing may become more politically problematical and dangerous.

Several Democratic senators urged the Federal Reserve on Sunday to cut interest rates, which they argue have “aggravated the country’s persistent crisis of housing access and affordability.” In a letter to Fed Chair Jerome Powell, Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), John Hickenlooper (D-Colo.), Jacky Rosen (D-Nev.) and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) said the central bank’s decision to...

Instead of taking the lead role in war the U.S. strategic aim must be to defend treaty allies by helping them to defend themselves.

White House spokesman John Kirby says the allegations against 13 UNRWA employees should not impugn the whole agency.

Where does the conflict with Iranian-backed rebels leave the U.S. militarily, politically and constitutionally when it comes to war – or whatever the U.S. is engaged in right now?

Gina Swoboda is an election activist who was endorsed by former President Donald Trump. She has become the new chair of the Arizona Republican Party following Jeff DeWit's resignation.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin commented on the killing of three American soldiers in Jordan for the first time on Monday, vowing action to protect service members.

There have been at least 160 attacks on U.S. forces in the Middle East, counting the weekend attack on U.S. forces in Jordan that left three service members dead.

Tom Campbell, a former state senator, has shifted his focus from a gubernatorial run to a campaign for North Dakota's sole seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.