While rising cost of travel is most visible effect of war, experts say supply chains will be pressured if oil holds above $90 per barrel, impacting thousands of consumer items

Small IRGC gunboats and ambitious US goals could make it tough to replicate the relative success of 'Tanker War' that grew out of the fighting between Iran and Iraq, analysts say

Hundreds of third-country laborers are forced to pitch tents in a squalid space beneath the depot, highlighting the challenging conditions faced by a fast-growing sector

Syria says Amjad Yousef was one of several officers caught on leaked video shooting dozens of prisoners into trench in Damascus suburb near Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk

Far from most of Florida's three-quarters of a million Jews is a small pocket of 1,800 that significantly predates its southern counterparts - and, locals say, is ripe for a renaissance

Nesya Karadi was critically wounded when cluster bomb submunition hit her family's home in central Israel on April 1 becoming 21st victim of Iran war

Suspects said to have acted like 'veteran criminals' in bid to avoid arrest after allegedly ambushing Yemanu Zelka, 21, for asking them to stop spraying party foam in Petah Tikva Pizza Hut

Southern Poverty Law Center defends now-defunct program; charges come after FBI cut ties with organization for listing slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk's group as extremist