WASHINGTON — Saudi Arabia threatened to prop up President Hosni Mubarak if the White House tries to force a swift change of regime in Egypt, The Times of London reported Thursday.

As the cables rolled out day by day, an ugly, and in many ways deranged, backlash took place in the US. A vengeful chorus came mostly from Republicans. Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, darling of the unhinged right, denounced Julian Assange’s...

JERUSALEM — Israel’s top military leadership was in turmoil Wednesday, lacking an army chief or even the prospect of an early appointment as the Arab world continued to erupt in upheaval around it. Israelis awoke to discover that overnight,...

Jawaher Abu Rahmah died Saturday as a result of tear gas shot by IDF soldiers during demonstrations against the separation fence on Friday.

BRISBANE, Australia (AP) — Military flights rushed Monday to restock an Australian city before it is cut off by flood waters that have turned a huge swath of the Outback into a lake, while police confirmed two more deaths in the crisis.

Washington (CNN) — The United States believes that North Korea is supplying Iran with long-range missiles, suggesting Iran has strike capabilities are stronger than discussed in public, according to one of the leaked U.S. diplomatic cables...

With gonorrhea rates down to an all-time low, chlamydia has become the top reported STD in the U.S., the CDC’s annual STD report shows.

Washington (CNN) — Airport security policies “have to evolve” to ensure the safety of passengers while minimizing invasive procedures such as enhanced pat downs, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said Monday.

In less than a month the major United Nations climate change conference of 2010 will commence in Cancun, Mexico.

The European Union stands ready to offer a financial lifeline to Ireland, an official said on Thursday, as bond investors apply pressure that threatens to derail Europe’s fragile economic recovery.