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What to Know About U.S.-Iran Tensions

By Jon Gambrell / AP

France's Far-Right Leader Found Guilty of Embezzlement

By SYLVIE CORBET, JOHN LEICESTER and SAMUEL PETREQUIN / AP

Pakistan Plans to Expel 3 Million Afghans This Year

By Riaz Khan and Riazat Butt / AP

Iran Has Rejected Direct Negotiations With the U.S.

By JON GAMBRELL and AMIR VAHDAT / AP
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How to Help Victims of the Myanmar Earthquake

As relief efforts continue in Southeast Asia, here's how you can help those in need.

By Rebecca Schneid

What Is Eid al-Fitr and How Do Muslims Celebrate the Islamic Holiday?

Muslims around the world are bidding farewell to the Islamic holy month of Ramadan and will soon start celebrating Eid al-Fitr.

By MARIAM FAM / AP

Trump Increasingly Asks Supreme Court to Overrule Judges on His Behalf

As losses mount in lower federal courts, Trump has returned to a tactic that he employed with remarkable success in his first term.

By MARK SHERMAN and LINDSAY WHITEHURST / AP

Myanmar's Earthquake Death Toll Jumps to More Than 1,600

The death toll from a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar jumped to more than 1,600 on Saturday as more bodies were pulled from the rubble.

By DAVID RISING and JINTAMAS SAKSORNCHAI / AP

Israel Strikes Beirut for First Time Since Cease-Fire Ended

Israel’s army said it hit a Hezbollah drone storage facility in Dahiyeh, which it called a militant stronghold.

By BASSEM MROUE / AP

Photos Show Impact of Earthquake That Rocked Myanmar and Thailand

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake shook Southeast Asia on Friday, causing widespread damage.

By Rebecca Schneid

Why Turkey's Pro-Democracy Protests Probably Won't Succeed

President Erdogan is calculating he can ride out the upheaval caused by the arrest of his top rival, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.

By Ian Bremmer

King Charles Waves to Public a Day After Brief Hospitalization

King Charles' appointments for the day were canceled following his "short period of observation in hospital," Buckingham Palace said.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Earthquake Rocks Myanmar and Thailand, Killing Hundreds

A powerful earthquake rocked Myanmar and neighboring Thailand on Friday, destroying buildings, a bridge, and a dam.

By DAVID RISING and JINTAMAS SAKSORNCHAI / AP

Can Bali Solve Its Tourist Dilemma?

The Indonesian island paradise is trying to court—but also crack down on—foreign visitors.

By Chad de Guzman

Viewing the Trade War From the World’s Shopping Mall

The impacts of Trump’s tariffs are acutely tangible in the Chinese city of Yiwu.

By Charlie Campbell / Yiwu, China

Hegseth Says Trump Administration Will Deter Against China Threat

Pete Hegseth blamed the previous Biden Administration for insufficient actions that emboldened aggressors like China.

By JIM GOMEZ / AP

King Charles Briefly Hospitalized: What to Know

The British monarch canceled his engagements after experiencing “temporary side effects” related to scheduled treatment for his undisclosed form of cancer.

By DANICA KIRKA / AP

Why Prince Harry Left His Own Charity

Harry announced his resignation in a joint statement with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, with whom he co-founded Sentebale in 2006.

By GERALD IMRAY / AP

Ukraine's Allies From Across Europe Gather for Summit

French President Emmanuel Macron is hosting the leaders of nearly 30 countries plus NATO and European Union chiefs.

By JOHN LEICESTER and SAMUEL PETREQUIN / AP

Crowds Flock to Newest Catholic Saint in Assisi—a Millennial Teen

Over the last year, more than a million pilgrims paid homage to Acutis, according to Rev. Domenico Sorrentino.

By GIOVANNA DELL'ORTO / AP
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