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North Korea Says U.S. Defense Budget Belies Peace Talks
North Korea is growing increasingly wary of the U.S.'s intentions ahead of a historic meeting between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump.
Homeowner Puts Live WWI Artillery Shell Out With Trash
"I was like, 'Holy heck, eh?'" Danny Vellow, who found the artillery shell, said.
North Korea Photos Show Nuclear Site Being Dismantled
North Korea said it would it would take apart its only known nuclear test site, and these images show its already started.
Israel: Saudi Should 'Come Out of Closet' to Fight Iran
Like Israel, Saudi Arabia was one of the few nations to welcome Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal.
Saudi Says It Will Build Nuclear Bomb if Iran Does
Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said, "We will do whatever it takes to protect our people," including building nuclear weapons.
Suicide Blast Kills Up to 15 Near U.S. Base in Somalia
A suicide bomber killed up to 15 in the Somali town of Wanlaweyn, located near the Baledogle Airfield.
U.S. Losing Afghanistan: Militants Expand, Forces Quit
Insurgents such as the Taliban and ISIS exert more control or influence than ever previously recorded by a Congress-mandated watchdog.
Israel's Netanyahu Can Declare Iran War with One Vote
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was granted the power to go to war with only his defense chief's approval in "extreme situations."
Veteran Journalist Shah Marai Killed in Kabul Bombing
At least 25 people were killed by two bombs close to the headquarters of the Afghan intelligence services.
Syria Reportedly Hit by Strikes as World Powers Clash
Syrian military positions in southern Hama were reportedly attacked as international tensions mounted.
Trump: I Saved the World From 'Nuclear War'
Trump said the U.S. had a "very, very nasty" past with North Korea, but a nuclear war was averted thanks to him.
Can Trump and Kim Get Past History And Make Peace?
Are Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un serious about denuclearization or will they play the same games as their predecessors?
WWII Mortar Prompts Emergency Evacuation in Texas
It was unclear if the mortar was still a live weapon decades later.
Cold War 'Back' as U.S., Russia Conduct Europe Drills
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said the mechanisms that prevented the last Cold War from escalating no longer exist. That spells trouble.
Iran Says U.S. Will 'Not Expect' Response to Deal Exit
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said one option "would involve resuming at a much greater speed our nuclear activities."
Iraq Bombs ISIS in Syria, Siding With Russia and Iran
The U.S. gained an ally in Baghdad after overthrowing Saddam Hussein in 2003, but an alliance of Iran, Iraq, Russia and Syria is growing stronger.
World War II Bomb Found in Garden, Thousands Evacuate
Unexploded bombs from World War II are a persistent hazard in Germany, even more than 70 years since the end of the war.
Will Trump Bomb Syria Again?
Trump accused the Assad government of being responsible for the attack on Douma.
A Year After Trump Hit Syria, Why Are We Still There?
With ISIS, Syria's universal enemy, largely defeated last year, international powers have begun to turn on each other in 2018.
Russia Warns of U.S.—North Korea 'War' Amid Exercises
Despite peace talks on the Korean Peninsula, Russia says the U.S. is risking a war with military exercises and "maximum pressure" against Kim Jong Un.
Watch: Russia Tests 'Satan 2' Missile Amid U.S. Tension
The RS-28 Sarmat could be seen taking flight as both the Russian and U.S. leaders discussed an "arms race."
Trump Says U.S. Troops to Leave Syria 'Like Very Soon'
The U.S. and Russia have both contributed to the fight against ISIS, but their goals for postwar Syria differ.
Russia May Unleash 'Satan 2' Nuke by 2020 U.S. Election
Vladimir Putin said the RS-28 Sarmat has no range limits and "is untroubled by even the most advanced missile defense systems."
How Kim Jong Un May 'Divide and Conquer' U.S. and China
North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un plans to pit the U.S. and China against one another in a game he thinks only he can win.
Iraq and Syria Defeat ISIS, but U.S. and Turkey Remain
Iraq and Syria declared victory over ISIS in late 2017, but the U.S. and Turkey have resisted calls to withdraw their forces.
Russia Tests Missile Force to Show It's Ready to Attack
The tests come as Russian President Vladimir Putin revealed new nuclear missiles and Moscow's relationship with the West took another major blow.
North Korea: War Risk 'Increasing' Over U.S. Arms Sales
President Donald Trump and North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un's meeting could signal a diplomatic victory, if nuclear war doesn't break out first.
Russia Names New Weapons, Says It Surpassed U.S. Lasers
Russia has chosen the names of three advanced weapons recently revealed by Putin, but what do they mean?
U.S. To Hold Mass Evacuation Drill Amid Korea War Games
The U.S. military would need to evacuate more than 200,000 U.S. citizens and others in the event of a war breaking out with North Korea.