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A U.S. drone strike killed a high-ranking commander of the powerful Kataib Hezbollah militia who is responsible for attacks on American troops in the region.

The Pentagon says it isn't planning for an open-ended campaign of retaliation against Iran-backed groups, even as Israel vows to expand its war in Gaza on to the Rafah area.

The United States highlighted its focus on close trilateral security coordination with South Korea and Japan on Monday, criticizing North Korea's recent cruise missile launches as "deeply destabilizing." Pyongyang has conducted four rounds of cruise missile launches this year, including the test-fire of a submarine-launched ballistic missile, amid questions over how to rein in such cruise missile launc...

Iranian-backed Iraqi officials are using recent US airstrikes targeting Iranian-backed Iraqi militias to retroactively justify their political pressure on the Iraqi federal government to expel US forces from Iraq. The United States has the right to

Senate Republicans threaten border bill they negotiated. King Charles diagnosed with cancer. Toby Keith dies at 62. Flood warnings blanket California after atmospheric river.

American warplanes destroyed or damaged most Iranian and militia targets in Syria and Iraq, marking the first major salvos in President Biden's campaign against Iran.

Why would the Yemeni proxy army end its Red Sea siege if its masters at Tehran are immune from attacks?

The Democratic Party is turning New York City into a Shangri-la for international theft rings and migrants here to rob and burglarize.

Iran has issued a strongly worded warning not to target a ship that analysts suspect of providing real-time intelligence for attacks on ships in the Red Sea.

Iran continues to send weapons and intelligence to proxy groups accused of killing three U.S. soldiers and attacking commercial ships, U.S. officials say.