iranian foreign minister says memorandum of understanding with us will be "remotely signed" in coming days, noting the two sides have never been closer to a deal.

1946 enters US history as a unique milestone, being the only year to date that produced three presidents: Donald Trump, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton.

New Delhi twice summoned US deputy chief of mission after US airstrikes struck three vessels with Indian crew members.

Two suspects used a gun to rob a group of children operating a lemonade stand near their home, shocking Boston residents and prompting a police investigation.

Handala, an Iran-linked hacker group, claims to have infiltrated FBI drones and threatens to target the World Cup tournament.

U Min Zin, a US citizen who leads a Myanmar research organization, was arrested on charges of espionage and endangering China.

Hardline Iranian officials claim former US President Donald Trump's announcement of an impending deal is merely a "smoke and mirrors" tactic to catch Tehran off guard.

Iranian state television aired images seemingly simulating a nuclear explosion in a city, but later stated this was an editing error.

Iranian media reports Tehran struck an early warning radar station located on Bahrain's highest peak during retaliatory attacks targeting US military facilities in the Gulf.

Iran has reportedly approved the draft memorandum of understanding to end hostilities with the US and transferred it to Washington through Qatar, the mediating country.

Princess Bajrakitiyabha of Thailand, who had been in a coma for over three years following a stroke, passed away at Chulalongkorn Hospital at the age of 47.

Slovenia's new government has lifted the entry ban on Prime Minister Netanyahu and two Israeli ministers, while also resuming arms sales to the country.

Son of Hamas co-founder says Israel released his father after more than two years of detention without trial.

US authorities launch investigation after the sequence "8647", often used to imply threats against Trump, appears on the lawn at the National Mall.

Defense Minister Healey resigned over a dispute concerning defense spending, criticizing Prime Minister Starmer for not committing sufficient resources to protect the country.

Vice president Vance emphasized the US-Iran relationship, but stated prime minister Netanyahu made certain mistakes concerning Iran.

South Korea's Ministry of Justice has for the first time released images of a single cell at Seoul Detention Center, refuting suspicions that former president Yoon Suk-yeol was allowed to use three cells alone.

The US military posted a video of a warship firing Tomahawk missiles at Iran after Mr. Trump stated nearly 50 were used in the attack.

President Trump will not be present at the World Cup 2026 opening ceremony in Los Angeles, where the U.S. will play its first match against Paraguay, according to U.S. media.

Four Chinese suspects charged with murder after kidnapping and killing fellow businessman in failed Cambodia extortion plot.

President Trump described the Apache helicopter crash as a "miracle," stating that an Iranian unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) struck the cockpit but did not explode.