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Trump Presses Japan to Help Secure Hormuz as Tokyo Weighs Limited Role

Japan reviews legal options under constitutional limits for any Self-Defense Forces deployment.

Kushner Nears Ethics Disclosure Deadline, Pursues $5 Billion From Gulf Funds

U.S. Flag Raised at Reopened Embassy in Caracas, Restoring Relations after Seven Years

U.S. to Permanently Close Peshawar Consulate, Consolidating Operations in Islamabad

Stranded Chabad Students Return to U.S. After Jordan Ordeal

U.S. Formally Recognizes Delcy Rodríguez’s Government, Restores Ties With Venezuela

U.S. Authorizes Voluntary Exit for Non‑Essential Embassy Staff in Israel as USS Gerald R. Ford Reaches Northern Coast

Trump Mocks Ocasio-Cortez’s Munich Answer, Calls It ‘Career-Ending’

SOUTHCOM Chief Makes Surprise Caracas Visit, Opens Security Cooperation Talks With Interim Government

Freed Argentine Details SEBIN Detention, Alleges Foreigners Used as Bargaining Chips

Israel Approves Plan to Register West Bank Area C Lands as State Property

Munich Protest Draws About 200,000 as Pahlavi Presses Case Against Iran's Rulers

U.S. Shuts DEA Santo Domingo Office as Supervisory Agent Charged in Visa Bribery Scheme

GOP Defection Imperils Jeremy Carl’s State Department Nomination

Iranian Man Urges Trump to Reject Deal With Tehran in Viral Video, Then Reportedly Kills Himself

Guinea Keeps U.S. Pilots Jailed Despite Release Order as Case Heads to Supreme Court

U.S. Brings Benghazi Suspect Zubayr Al‑Bakoush to Face Eight-Count Federal Indictment

U.S. Recasts Sahel Policy as Top Africa Envoy Visits Mali to Reset Ties

U.S. Envoy Lands in Caracas to Begin Reopening Embassy After Seven Years

U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Arrives in Caracas to Rebuild Ties