Freelance reporter Shelly Kittleson had been held in Baghdad, says source, and was ordered to 'leave the country immediately' after being released by Iran-backed militia

Seeking to avoid veto, latest text drops explicit authorization of use of force * Israel okays plan to partially reopen schools starting Sunday * IDF strikes series of regime targets in Iran

Banking giant had sought to expand $1.25 billion settlement from 1999 to encompass newly discovered ties between Nazi officials and Credit Suisse

Board of Peace's Gaza envoy Mladenov determined to advance Trump plan's reconstruction phase, but Hamas and Israel unlikely to cooperate, diplomat from mediating country tells ToI

Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, who were arrested in 2022 and charged with espionage, departed with French ambassador at dawn for Azerbaijan, says source

After decades of legal sparring, judge tells Old Westbury that its 2001 ordinance 'unconstitutionally discriminates against the free exercise of religion'

All of Iran ‘can be taken out in one night... might be tomorrow night,’ leader warns, calling Tehran's truce offer 'significant' yet insufficient; Iran: 'Baseless threats' by a 'delusional US president'

Longtime PM has exploited bloc's rules to oppose key moves and extract more funding, leading some to call him a 'Trojan horse'; his opponent in April 12 election wants to mend ties