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This week marks the 40th anniversary of the storming of the U.S. embassy in Tehran, an event that marked the start of a decades-long stand off between Washington and Iran.

"When it comes to the American flagpole and American embassies and capitals around the world, having the one American flag fly is the right decision," Pence said.

Find out which U.S. embassies have decided to proudly display the rainbow pride flag in honor of Pride Month.

Research suggested the Indies short-tailed cricket could be to blame for the noises embassy staff heard.

One man was arrested Tuesday afternoon after an apparent explosive device detonated outside the embassy compound.

Earlier in the day at the same location, police arrested a woman who was "spraying gasoline on herself."

The president's initial estimate was $250,000, but the project has cost more than $20 million so far.

"Flights are canceled today, and the airport has limited food and water available," the embassy's notice states.

The man shouted to the embassy for help as he was arrested, local media reported.

From Bruce Springsteen records to pirate-repelling acoustic devices, sonic weapons have a long military history. But they have very different effects than those reported in China and Cuba.

Getty Images photographer Spencer Platt recently returned from Gaza, where he captured not only the combat, but the human element of a conflict that has raged on for decades.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro ordered Chargé d'Affaires Todd Robinson and his deputy, Brian Naranjo, out of the country.

"A U.S. government employee in China recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," the official warning said.

The Justice Seekers Student Movement said the "illegal" building must be destroyed.

The day marks the exodus of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from Israel after the country was founded in May 1948.

Jeffress led a prayer at the event marking the opening of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem.

Palestinians will mark Nakba Day today, following the violence that left 58 demonstrators dead on Monday.

A White House spokesman told skeptical reporters that blaming Israel for Palestinian deaths was "a propaganda attempt" by Hamas.

Photos of violent clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinian protesters as the U.S. Embassy moves to Jerusalem.

White House advisers blessed by Sephardic Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, known for his controversial comments on black people, non-Jews and women.

Robert Jeffress has made controversial comments about Judaism, Islam, Mormonism and homosexuality.

Israel expected more than 100,000 demonstrators on Monday.

Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump were in the city for the event.

"I am honored to join the distinguished delegation representing President Trump," Ivanka Trump wrote on Instagram.

"They were going to spend a billion, and we're going to spend much less than a half a million," Trump said.

The Interior Ministry of Turkey said security forces and the military arrested up to 4,698 in the past week.

The group will mint 1,000 coins which can be purchased with a minimum donation of $50.

The attacker hurled an explosive device believed to be a grenade toward the U.S. compound, before dying in the explosion himself.

The Secretary of State plans to make a one-day visit to Britain's capital.

The U.S. and Russia have traded tit-for-tat diplomatic sanctions since the fallout around the 2016 election.