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KCNA / Reuters Video Shows Possible Failure of North Korean ICBM Test
Footage from a Japanese broadcaster suggests the nation’s missile program may be slightly less advanced than it claims.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Trump Awards Medal of Honor to Army Medic
71-year-old James McCloughan is the award’s first recipient under the Trump administration.
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Pierre Albouy / Reuters L.A. to Host the 2028 Summer Olympics
The announcement clears the way for Paris to host the Summer Games in 2024.
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Hussein Malla / AP ISIS Claims Attack on U.S.-Backed Troops in Syria
While the militant group struggles to maintain control of Raqqa, it continues to wage attacks on SDF fighters.
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Emrah Gurel / AP Turkey Frees Journalists Detained for Nine Months
Seven out of 17 newspaper staffers were released on Friday after being accused of having ties to terrorist organizations.
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Iranian Presidency / AP U.S. Sanctions Iran Over Satellite Rocket Launch
Calling the launch "provocative,” the U.S. Treasury Department responded by targeting companies involved with Iran's ballistic-missile program.
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Marco Bello / Reuters 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.
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters 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.
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Iranian Defense Ministry / AP 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.
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Bruce Lamm / Reuters 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.
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Miraflores Palace / Reuters 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.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters 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.
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U.S. Navy / Reuters 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.
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Shailesh Andrade / Reuters 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.
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Michel Euler / AP 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.
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters John McCain Is Returning to the Senate for the Health-Care Vote
The Arizona lawmaker, who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer, will serve as a critical participant in Tuesday’s procedural vote.
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Mohsin Raza / Reuters Taliban Car Bombing Kills 26 in Pakistan
The explosion occurred just hours after a similar attack from the Afghan Taliban, which killed at least 29 people.
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Jim Mone / AP Minneapolis Police Chief Resigns Over Shooting
The resignation, prompted by the unexpected killing of a 911 caller, was perhaps years in the making.
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters Sessions Discussed Campaign Matters With Russian Ambassador
A new report from The Washington Post claims the attorney general had two “substantive” discussions with Sergey Kislyak about Trump’s stance on issues important to Russia.
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KCNA / Reuters U.S. to Ban Citizens From Traveling to North Korea
The restriction follows the death of 22-year-old Otto Warmbier, who was imprisoned while visiting the nation with a tour group.
