Farmers say they haven't been told what will happen after sites returned to Hashemite kingdom on Sunday; tourists visit Naharayim for farewell tours

In a filing to the UN, Iran gives no further details on case of ex-FBI agent Robert Levinson who disappeared while on an unauthorized mission

US president says he is considering attending event to commemorate May 1945 allied victory over Nazi Germany; Russia uses annual parade to show off its military might

In investigation transcripts, Vindman says there was no ambiguity; Hill says Bolton 'immediately stiffened' when EU envoy said he worked on trade for Oval Office welcome

FBI says man sent confidential documents to Iran while working at a Michigan company that serves the auto and aerospace industries

US secretary of state calls blocking of UN official from nuclear site an 'unwarranted act of intimidation,' says alarmed by Tehran's 'lack of adequate cooperation'

Social media giant says circulating informant's identity violates its 'coordinating harm policy'; Twitter not removing posts naming the official

Valentine Monnier says director, whose film on Alfred Dreyfus premieres next week, assaulted her at Swiss ski resort in 1975

Moderate former New York mayor to focus his efforts on Super Tuesday states if he launches presidential bid, concede early voters due to his late entry to race

At periodic review of Iranian civil liberties, 85% of United Nations delegates lavish praise on Tehran; US says it 'flagrantly violates' its citizens' freedoms