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A rising diplomatic tide really does lift all boats.

President Donald Trump has requested options for reducing the number of US troops in South Korea, the New York Times reported late Thursday, citing several people briefed on the matter.

The White House warned Beijing on Thursday that there will be consequences for its growing militarization in the South China Sea, following reports of missiles being deployed to three of the country's outposts in the disputed region.

Migrants at the border. A controversial comedy routine in DC. The Boy Scouts' big change. What do you remember from the week that was?

When a caravan of Central American migrants showed up at the US border, many wondered what their chances of getting asylum would be. It turns out the odds vary greatly between different nationalities.

Twitter says all its 336 million users should change their passwords. The company discovered a bug that saved users' passwords unprotected on an internal log.

Three survivors of clerical sex abuse urged Pope Francis to turn his words into action against the "networks of abuse" in the Catholic Church.

In the first major interview by a representative of the Iranian government since Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's broadside on the Iran nuclear deal, Iran's Ambassador to the UK told CNN that if the United States pulls out of the agreement, "it means that there is no deal left."