Ohana to meet counterpart in Rabat on 1st official visit by head of Israeli legislature to Muslim country's parliament; Israel waiting for kingdom to set date for next Negev Summit

Far-right minister says he plans to have a candidate in place within two weeks, vows to allocate massive resources, including setting up his controversial national guard

Environment reporter Sue Surkes on broader implications of last week's heatwave-induced power outages; culture editor Jessica Steinberg shares who's on summer concert circuit

Mohamed Salah Ibrahim, 22, from Cairo, reportedly once went AWOL for 18 days, suffered mental distress following death of comrade

Save the Children Australia aid group files case on behalf of nine women and 17 children languishing at Al-Hol and Roj camps in Kurdish-controlled region

Maad Hamed, who escaped PA custody before his arrest by Israel last year, is also ordered to pay family of Malachy Rosenfeld, killed in drive-by shooting that Hamed orchestrated

Moscow claims 250 Ukrainian soldiers from tank and mechanized units killed trying to break through front lines of captured region in Ukraine's east

In surprise move, OPEC+ decides to cut supply from Riyadh by million barrels per day in hopes of sending gas prices soaring again after 10 percent drop since April

Revolutionary Guards forces on fast-attack boats accused of nearing merchant vessel traversing key Strait of Hormuz, sparking distress call amid ongoing fight over seized tankers

Hannah Rothman decries demonstrators' insults, says male protesters made her uncomfortable, but cuts off interview when confronted with husband's lack of 'British composure'