International

The films at this year's festival attempt to open discussion both on- and offscreen.

A senior North Korean official arrived in New York on Wednesday in the highest-level official visit to the United States in 18 years.

A White House team is heading to Singapore this weekend as previously planned to prepare for a possible summit.

It's not clear if Holt's release portends a thawing of relations between the two normally hostile governments.

Add another twist to a topsy-turvy week of diplomacy with North Korea.

President Donald Trump is canceling the planned June 12 summit.

Longtime watchers of North Korea's nuclear program say the closing of the site will have little impact on the nation's capabilities.

The White House did not give any indication whether the administration will appeal the decision.

Elliott Broidy, a top fundraiser for President Trump, spent a year cultivating two princes from the Arabian Peninsula, hoping to nail down over $1 billion in business.

The Philadelphia Orchestra has left town for a two-week European tour. A planned three-day swing through Israel has raised hackles.

An NPR team visited both Jerusalem and Gaza and came away with six observations. Think of them as six "buts" — where a statement is true, but so is a contrasting statement.

A plane carrying more than 100 people crashed shortly after takeoff from Havana's José Martí International Airport on Friday.

It's wedding time. Wedding fever! Or else, of course, wedding lack-of-interest, which is also entirely valid, not only for Americans but for British people as well.

The illicit emissions are believed to be coming from somewhere in eastern Asia, but otherwise, nothing is known about the offender. It's a scientific whodunit.

Guests: Stephen Farrell, Michael Koplow, Elizabeth Dias Violence erupted in Gaza this week; nearly 60 Palestinian ...