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As the ship prepares to anchor in the Canary Islands on Sunday, protesters fearful of an outbreak shouted, "Yes to tourism, no to the virus."

After the blockade was imposed about a month ago, President Donald Trump and top administration officials suggested it would spark an immediate crisis for Iran's oil sector.

State and local health officials are monitoring passengers who have returned home, as federal authorities prepare to evacuate the rest to Nebraska.

Three hikers are believed to be dead after a massive volcanic eruption in Indonesia. Incredible images captured by those on the mountain show ash spewing into the air. NBC News Keir Simmons reports.

The State Department is arranging a flight from the Canary Islands back to the U.S. where the 17 Americans on board the cruise ship will isolate at the the national quarantine unit at Nebraska Medicine in Omaha. NBC News' Daniele Hamamdjian reports.

Washington launched the operation without notifying key Gulf allies first, U.S. officials tell NBC News. Then Trump abruptly canceled it.

A three-day ceasefire has averted the Kremlin's fears that Ukraine could humiliate Putin with a drone attack on the parade in Moscow.

The negative test dampens fears that the virus could already be spreading beyond passengers from the Hondius cruise ship.

Early results Friday suggested sweeping losses that will heap pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He said the results were "very tough," but said he had no plans to step aside.

Cuban mothers are turning to social media to document daily struggles across the island, offering a rare glimpse into life inside Cuba amid a worsening economic crisis. NBC News' George Solis reports.