Why Russia Ordered the U.S. to Reduce Its Diplomatic Staff
The step comes a day after the U.S. Senate passed a sweeping sanctions bill, which now awaits President Trump’s signature.
Venezuela Bans Protests as Death Toll Rises
Violence has escalated ahead of Sunday’s referendum, prompting the U.S. State Department to issue a travel warning.
Charlie Gard Will Be Moved to Hospice, Taken Off Life Support
Gard’s parents were denied their final request when a judge ruled that a private team could not care for the terminally-ill baby.
Iran Claims It Launched a Satellite-Carrying Rocket Into Space
The move is likely a response to a recent sanctions package targeting the nation’s ballistic-missile program.
How Long Can This Go On?
One of Trump’s top aides viciously attacks the others, even as the president lambastes his own attorney general. Is there any limit on this administration’s dysfunction?
The Fratricidal Fight Inside the White House
Less than a week into his job, White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci is accusing President Trump’s chief of staff of leaking damaging information to the press.
The U.K.'s Mixed Messages on Migration After Brexit
The issue is a key consideration in talks with the EU.
One Dead, Many in Critical Condition After Ohio State Fair Accident
A ride malfunction caused multiple passengers to be ejected around 20 to 30 feet in the air.
U.S. Sanctions Top Venezuelan Officials
The economic penalties were announced just days before Venezuela will vote to elect a body capable of rewriting the nation’s constitution.
Steve Scalise Released From the Hospital
The Louisiana Republican was readmitted to intensive care in early July after being shot at a congressional baseball practice.
The Taliban's Steady Gains
The group’s capture of a military base highlights Afghanistan’s vulnerabilities more than 15 years after the U.S. invasion.
Judge: Kobach Statements 'Demonstrate a Pattern' of Misleading Claims
A federal judge affirmed a $1,000 fine for the leader of President Trump’s election-integrity panel, saying the Kansas secretary of state had undermined his credibility with misstatements.
Trump’s Legislative Health-Care Miracle
Once again, the president helped revive a bill that was considered dead, mostly by refusing to allow Congress to move on.
Europe Warns Against Tightened U.S. Sanctions on Russia
The reaction in Brussels was angry following a House vote that set up a showdown with the White House.
Venezuela's Deadline
The opposition has until Sunday before President Nicolas Maduro’s regime begins rewriting the constitution.
Trump’s Transgender Ban Could Force Out Thousands of Service Members
The president’s announcement reverses the Obama-era plan to phase in the open participation of these Americans.
Europe's Top Court Rules Austria Can Deport Some Asylum Seekers
The decision by the European Court of Justice could affect hundreds of migrants.
U.S. Navy Fires Warning Shots at Iranian Ship
The U.S.S. Thunderbolt issued a rare response on Tuesday as an Iranian military vessel repeatedly ignored its signals.
A Dozen Dead in Mumbai Building Collapse
At least 12 people were killed and many more trapped after a five-story building fell in a working-class neighborhood.
Libyan Rivals Agree to a Ceasefire and Elections
The nation’s leading officials struck a deal to suspend the use of armed forces, except in the fight against terrorist groups.