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By: Chantal Da Silva
International benchmark Brent crude oil sank to below $90 a barrel Monday morning after the two sides halted fire over the weekend.
By: Chantal Da Silva, Steve Kopack
Welcome to From the Politics Desk , a daily newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team's latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail.
A large earthquake struck Japan's southern Kumamoto Prefecture on Tuesday, sparking tsunami warnings in the region.
By: Chantal Da Silva
President Donald Trump vowed to “beat the f***ing s*** out of” Iran after Tehran launched an attack on American forces in the Middle East, Fox News reporte
By: Chantal Da Silva
Iran vowed to “punish” the United States on Thursday after the American military said it had completed a “heavy wave of strikes” overnight, the latest retaliation for an attack by Tehran on U.S. forces in the Middle East.
By: Chantal Da Silva
The conflict appeared to be drawing in new countries, raising the stakes for the region and the global economy, as Egypt confirmed Thursday a drone hit two natural gas vessels at one of its ports.
By: Chantal Da Silva
Iran vowed to “punish” the United States on Thursday after the American military said it had completed a “heavy wave of strikes” overnight, the latest reta
By: Silva Reuters, Zoya Awky
“There is no infrastructure left. No water. No electricity. Nothing,” one father of three told NBC News of his neighborhood after returning briefly under the pilot zone program.
By: Julie Tsirkin
The meetings represent a new push to revive the Trump-backed peace plan for Gaza that Israel has rejected.
By: Katherine Doyle, Silva Katherine Doyle
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is running on the “message that he alone stands up to Israel's enemies,” one analyst told NBC News. This week, he intensified a fight with Turkey, drawing a rebuke from the U.S.
