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Mohammad Javad Zarif was the driving force behind Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. That deal is now on the verge of collapse after President Donald Trump withdrew America from the accord last year.

Mohammad Javad Zarif was the driving force behind Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. That deal is now on the verge of collapse after President Donald Trump withdrew America from the accord last year.

Mohammad Javad Zarif was the driving force behind Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. That deal is now on the verge of collapse after President Donald Trump withdrew America from the accord last year.

To better prepare for the growing cyber threat, the U.S. military needs a workforce capable of preventing, detecting and mitigating attacks, says one expert. Six senior military colleges may be able to help supply that force.

“Endless wars” inflict grave harm to the military’s ability to prepare for, and if necessary defeat, potential foes in existential battles.

President Donald Trump on Monday cautioned fellow Republicans against falling into a Democratic "trap" as lawmakers prepare to vote this week on legislation rejecting his declaration of a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Frequently referred to as "Jihadi Jack" by the British media, the 23-year-old Muslim convert has been held in a Kurdish prison for the past two years. He is charged with being a member of the Islamic State. Now, he wants to return to Britain - but he says "no one cares" about him.

A lawyer for the Trump Organization has asked the House Judiciary Committee to cease any investigations related to it, claiming that the panel's work has been tainted by its hiring of an outside lawyer whose firm has represented Trump's company.

Alva Johnson contends in the federal lawsuit filed Monday that Trump made the unwanted advance in August 2016 in Tampa, Fla. She says he “grasped her hand and did not let go” and kissed her on the corner of her mouth as she turned slightly away.

For the Vietnamese child who became known as “the napalm girl,” the searing burns, the years of surgery and the heavy scarring were only the beginning of her torment.

The Trump Organization said the check for $191,538 represents profits from embassy parties, hotel stays and other foreign government spending at the Washington, D.C., hotel and other properties last year.

In a meeting with regional leaders, Vice President Mike Pence on Monday announced modest new U.S. sanctions against loyalists of President Nicolás Maduro and called on other nations to follow the Trump administration's lead in freezing the assets of Venezuela's state oil giant PDVSA - a move meant to further cut Maduro's international cash flow.

The injured troops, who are assigned to the 21st Theater Sustainment Command based out of Kaiserslautern, Germany, were taken to a local hospital for treatment.

House Democrats plan to publicly question Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former personal attorney, on issues including Trump's business interests and compliance with tax laws, as well as hush-money payments to women during the 2016 election.

The Pentagon lacks solid data to determine whether its increasing use of a fast-track method to fund research and prototypes through non-traditional defense firms is effective, according to a new congressional analysis.

The grinding battle to clear the Islamic State's final pocket of territory in eastern Syria has been slowed by a mystery: No one knows how many people are still trapped inside.

More than 40 trucks carrying men, women and young boys were seen leaving the small area in the village of Baghouz, near the border with Iraq.

A series of incidents in which U.S. troops have been arrested in cases involving white nationalism is of "significant concern, particularly given their combat and weapons training," several House Democrats said in a letter on Monday, pressing the Pentagon and Department of Homeland Security for information about how they screen for recruits.

The crown prince understood that human rights violators generally find absolution in Beijing.

There’s still a long way to go before the emerging plan to avoid disaster in Syria becomes a reality.

She’s setting her sights on tougher competition, the Olympic games and a military career that complements her training.

Two frigates, a nuclear-attack submarine and an oil tanker will join the carrier in a strike group, which will be occasionally joined by a a new type of multi-mission frigate, an anti-submarine frigate and a maritime patrol aircraft.

Since Rodrigo Duterte rose to power in the Philippines, the death toll in his war on drugs has kept climbing. Authorities report more than 5,000 "drug personalities" have been killed in police operations, while human rights groups say the death toll could be four times that.

Since Rodrigo Duterte rose to power in the Philippines, the death toll in his war on drugs has kept climbing. Authorities report more than 5,000 "drug personalities" have been killed in police operations, while human rights groups say the death toll could be four times that.

Staff Sgt. Stevon A. Booker, whose unit led the 2003 offensive into Baghdad known as Thunder Run, will be awarded the nation’s second-highest valor medal posthumously, the military said.