The Trump administration plans to increase military spending by more than $50 billion and make deep cuts at the State Department.

Experts disagree if the reported decision is just window dressing or a positive move by an administration seen as hostile to the environment or just 

Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly says Central American migrants won't be sent back to Mexico, but his own memos contradict him.

A snapshot from Monterrey, Mexico, where the country's budding entrepreneurial class sees opportunity in a new era of U.S.-Mexico relations.

President Trump slipped several bombshells into his Wednesday press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, including a suggestion that the White House is no longer insisting on a "two-state solution."

Russia deploys an intelligence-gathering ship to the Eastern Seaboard, and Pope Francis makes a surprisingly clear endorsement of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe in their fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Could Canadian courts determine that the U.S. is no longer a 'safe third country' for refugees? Asylum seekers crossing the U.S.-Canada border in recent days could be the human face for a new review of U.S. refugee law.

A Kenyan court blocks government plans to close the Dadaab refugee camp, Japan announces dismal asylum data and a Dutch abortion funds gathers support.

Judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals pressed government attorneys for evidence linking citizens of seven countries targeted by a travel to domestic terror incidents. There wasn't any.

The controversial law, passed in a heated session in the Knesset, will face scrutiny in the Israeli court system and has already drawn international rebuke.