Author: Deirdre Shesgreen and David Jackson, USA TODAY

The deal gives Trump a rare foreign policy win ahead of the election. But critics say Trump is taking credit for diplomacy that began years ago.

The Trump administration has tried to shield American military and intelligence personnel from an investigation into alleged torture in Afghanistan.

Mike Pompeo’s remarks come amid sharp questions about the U.S. intelligence that Qasem Soleimani posed an “imminent” threat to U.S. interests.

Kim Jong Un has shown no real willingness to give up his nuclear arsenal, despite months of diplomacy and three face-to-face meetings with Trump.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called the accusations that Russia interfered in the 2016 US election “baseless.”

In a 15-minute speech at the White House, Trump said critics of his policy want an endless, unlimited U.S. commitment in a dangerous region.

Javad Zarif’s remarks come as the Trump administration weighs options to respond to drone and missile strikes on Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure.

President Donald Trump and top aides are sending mixed messages on how to respond to Iran over an attack on Saudi Arabia oil facilities.

The Trump administration will hold a second round of negotiations with Mexico on Thursday over President Trump’s threatened tariffs.