Kremlin watchers believe nuclear action is unlikely, but also note that brinkmanship could escalate even before a bomb is used

Pyongyang accuses Washington of 'escalating the military tensions on the Korean peninsula'

Chastened by the failure of identity politics and fearmongering to deliver a win, and freed of the limits of incumbency, the Likud leader tries a new tack: Running on the issues

Spectator caught on camera during Australia Cup final in Sydney; man was among group making fascist gestures, reportedly chanting far-right Croatian songs

Can Washington credibly side with demonstrators while also working toward an agreement on the languishing 2015 nuclear deal?

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman on the first EU-Israel Association Council meeting in a decade; health reporter Nathan Jeffay brings cutting-edge cancer research

Cecile Kohler and Chuck Paris, unionists with ties to France's National Federation of Education, Culture and Vocational Training, ostensibly admit they work for French intelligence

Probe finds no violence in interaction between soldiers and family of Rayan Suleiman in West Bank village and no weapons were used; family says he was frightened to death