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The conflict is not only threatening oil revenue, but also Gulf states' efforts to expand their economies beyond it.

A judge ruled that the woman should not be deported there, so the Trump administration sent her to Ghana -- which returned her to Togo.

In Ukraine, specialized tour guides are ready for a small but unstoppable flow of visitors who ignore blunt travel advisories.

High prices of fuel, fertilizer and other essentials are forcing farmers in Thailand and elsewhere to skip a planting season to avoid losing money on their harvests.

Trump announced the three-day halt in fighting, which coincides with Russia's Victory Day celebrations.

The Trump administration, sidestepping a widening battle in the Strait of Hormuz, said it was anticipating a reply from Tehran on its latest terms for ending the war.

The secretary of state was in Italy to help smooth relations between the U.S. and the Vatican after President Trump's repeated criticism of Pope Leo XIV.

The "self-defense strikes" followed attacks on three American naval vessels, though none of the warships was hit, U.S. Central Command said in a statement.

U.S. officials in at least five states -- Arizona, California, Georgia, Texas and Virginia -- are monitoring symptoms of seven returning passengers.

A confidential CIA assessment delivered to the White House finds Iran can withstand the naval blockade for months and retains a substantial missile and drone arsenal.