'My soul felt reborn,' one relative says at Abu Dhabi airport ceremony; tweeting about reunion, Emirati FM Abdullah bin Zayed hails his country as 'homeland of coexistence'

Health Secretary Alex Azar to meet President Tsai Ing-wen, who advocates Taiwan being recognized as a sovereign nation and is loathed by Beijing

Organizers say 2 protesters lightly injured; police say one arrested for disorderly conduct, possession of knife; municipality charges encampment was outside designated area

Construction halted on the border, farmers barred from working fields next to the security fence, as tensions heat up along the frontier

Yuval Steinitz says he still has fragments in his leg from grenade Yona Avrushmi tossed at demonstration, urges investigation of his recent calls to harm anti-Netanyahu protesters

Israel's governing coalition appears to be in its death throes, though a miracle or some defections could keep elections away and Netanyahu in power. Until then, let the mud fly

Mayor of Japanese city bombed by US at end of World War II raises concern that nuclear states have retreated from disarmament efforts

Europeans say their image of the US has cracked, given skyrocketing deaths and infections there, since the country had benefit of time and medical know-how to confront virus

Source tells Politico that US president was apparently not aware how much Republican mega-donor has already given to his cause

Naked man runs after sow and her two piglets, to the mirth of fellow bathers at Berlin lake; eventually manages to retrieve bag containing his belongings

Three victims rushed to hospital, where one of them was later declared dead; incident comes day after a man was stabbed to death at beach parking lot

Unity gov't 'was a mistake,' official in Gantz's party said to say as weekly cabinet meeting canceled over budget crisis; Likud asserts Gantz is holding up aid to public

Shy Dahan had a history of multiple allegations of international fraud, had escaped a Panama prison two years ago; was arrested in June on suspicion of peddling fake virus tests

As the August 11 primary race heats up for Democratic candidate in a district so blue a job in Congress is almost a given, pro-Israel Anton Melton-Meaux is hot on Omar's heels

While still a small contingent compared to majority of protesters, some who once voted for the Likud leader are making common cause with those on the left in calling for him to go

Led by former army officers, demonstrators peacefully entered the building to express anger over the Beirut explosion and economic woes, before being forced out 3 hours later

With over 3 million cases, South American country second only to US in deaths and infections, as criticism ramps up while spread of disease shows little sign of slowing

Move comes after sides refuse to agree on agenda for weekly summit, marking new low for crumbling coalition as parties remain split over budget

First Temple artifacts in City of David were magnetized when Babylonians torched the city. New analysis provides elusive data to chart geomagnetic field -- and maybe save the world

Confrontations play out in streets wrecked by Tuesday's port explosion, in which almost 160 people were killed; PM proposes elections