Despite decades of sanctions, Iran has succeeded in developing its missile arsenal, which is larger than that of any other Middle Eastern country including Israel, a Pentagon study said Tuesday.

Pentagon says Iran's missiles unrivaled in Middle East

The US government made it tougher on Wednesday for Americans to visit Cuba and do business in the country, making good on a pledge by President Donald Trump to roll back his Democratic predecessor?s move toward warmer ties with Havana.

US government restricts travel and trade with Cuba

Obama scrapped the almost five decade 'wet foot, dry foot,' policy which granted permanent residency?to Cubans after a year

US ends open door policy for Cuban immigrants

Read the document alleging Kremlin officials buying influence and salacious sex videos of 'Golden showers' with Moscow prostitutes

Unsubstantiated British intelligence links Trump to Russian prostitutes, Russian government

A senior Trump transition official told The New York Times that it was a simple move to ensure timely departure of Obama's overseas envoys

Trump asks US envoys appointed by Obama to quit by Inauguration Day

Abe said he would visit the Pearl Harbour memorial because 'We must not repeat the horror of war ever again'

Japanese PM arrives in Pearl Harbour

Obama said the intelligence gives him 'great confidence' that Russians carried out the hack

Warned Putin to stop cyber attacks, says Obama

Director of National Intelligence James Clapper formally submitted his resignation and said it 'felt pretty good'

US intelligence chief resigns

The list also includes comedian and talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres and two-time Oscar winner Tom Hanks

Springsteen, De Niro, Michael Jordan to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom

Al-Qaeda and Islamic State 'know that they will never be able to defeat a nation as great and as strong as America,' he said

Obama on 9/11: Diversity one of America's 'greatest strengths'

North Korea has been hit by five sets of UN sanctions since it first tested a nuclear device in 2006

Obama warns of new sanctions after North Korea nuclear test

At the gala dinner hosted by Laos Prime Minister Thonglun Sisoulith on Wednesday, Indian Prime Minister and US President were seen bonding

US, India to hold bilateral talks in Laos

After the incident, US Defence Intelligence Agency posted a cheeky tweet that read: 'Classy as always china'. The tweet was later deleted

US spy agency apologises for sarcastic tweet after tarmac row between US, China