Israeli authorities have released two Jordanian citizens who’d been detained for two months and returned them to Jordan.

Melania Trump is visiting a Boston hospital’s cuddling program that aims to help infants born dependent on drugs or alcohol.

An Ohio sheriff plans to update the investigation into the ownership of a sword wielded in the American Revolution and by a future president in the War of 1812.

Iran says it’ll start injecting uranium gas at midnight into 1,044 centrifuges at the underground Fordo facility.

A prominent Hungarian mayor caught on video taking part in an orgy says he is resigning despite being re-elected last month.

Jordanian officials say an attacker has stabbed a number of tourists and their tour guide at a popular archaeological site in northern Jordan.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government is giving itself good marks for its performance, halfway through its term, but it’s unclear whether that will secure its survival for another two years.

Kansas City voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved removing Dr. Martin Luther King’s name from one of the city’s most historic boulevards, less than a year after the city council decided to rename The Paseo for the civil rights icon.

The head of Greece’s extreme far-right Golden Dawn party has begun testifying in court as part of a long-running trial over the party’s activities in which he and several former party lawmakers are accused of running a criminal organization.

Lebanese protesters are rallying outside state institutions and ministries to keep up the pressure on officials to form a new government to deal with the country’s economic crisis.