As the Middle East conflict intensifies, the Trump administration is advising Americans to leave more than a dozen countries, including Israel and the United Arab Emirates, following retaliatory ...

State Department warns Americans to leave more than a dozen Middle East countries immediately as Iran war intensifies, citing ...

Government security briefings on the Middle East conflict give Northern Ireland "a seat at the table" to raise issues, an ...

The U.S. State Department is advising Americans to leave 14 Middle Eastern countries due to the war against Iran, citing safety risks.

A day after a decidedly tepid response, Wall Street on Tuesday is starting to react how you’d expect to a spiraling war in the Middle East: tumbling. US stock futures were down about 2%.

Tens of thousands of people are stranded across the Middle East as the Iran war spreads throughout the region.

President Donald Trump has yet to provide a clear idea of how long the military operation against Iran will last.

West Indies and Zimbabwe remain in India, along with the semifinalists at the India and Sri Lanka-cohosted World Cup.

Stocks were poised for a sharply lower open Tuesday, with Dow Jones Industrial Average futures losing 800 points, as the conflict in the Middle East escalated. Meanwhile, oil futures soared for a ...

Israeli authorities are using container ships to bring back dozens of essential medical staff stuck abroad after the air war ...

Shipping rates for crude and liquefied natural gas tankers surged after vessels were targeted in the region and several operators suspended activity. Brent crude climbed more than 13% in the past five ...