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- Hundreds to mourn American prosecutor slain in Micronesia
Hundreds of people are expected to attend a memorial service for American prosecutor Rachelle Bergeron, who was shot and killed last week in the Pacific nation of Micronesia Read more » - Thai king strips his consort of royal titles for disloyalty
Thailand’s king has stripped his royal consort of her titles and military ranks for disloyalty, accusing her of seeking to undermine the position of his official wife for her own benefit Read more » - Pakistan’s imprisoned former premier rushed to hospitalPakistan’s ex-PM Sharif rushed to hospital from prison after recent blood tests raised doctors’ concerns Read more »
- Afghan official: Taliban storm checkpoint, kill 15 policemenAfghan official: Taliban storm checkpoint in northern province, killing at least 15 policemen Read more »
- 4 South Koreans arrested over break-in at US envoy compound
South Korean police arrested 4 who broke into ambassador’s residence while protesting US demands for South Korea to pay more to help cover the costs of keeping US troops Read more » - The Latest: Conservative says it’s Canada’s govt in waiting
Conservative opposition leader Andrew Scheer says his party is Canada’s government in waiting despite losing the election to Justin Trudeau’s Liberals Read more » - Trudeau projected to lose majority but still hold the most seats in Canada’s Parliament
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are expected to hold more seats than Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives after Monday's federal election, but they will be dependent on smaller parties to help them advance their agenda. Read more » - Canadian vote projections indicate Trudeau will lead minority government
It appears that the Liberals are losing their majority, giving the country its fourth minority government in 15 years. Read more » - Why U.S. presidents find it so hard to withdraw troops from the Mideast
Once again, keeping U.S. troops abroad proves easier than bringing them home. Read more » - Britain now considers prosecuting ISIS militants known as the Beatles
The two men were transferred to U.S. military custody in recent weeks. Read more » - Northern Ireland legalizes abortion and same-sex marriage
The changes were initiated by lawmakers in London. Read more » - Chile is the latest Latin American country to erupt in violent protest. Here’s why.
Demonstrations against a subway fare increase have spread and grown into a movement against the cost of living and persistent inequality. Read more » - Explorers find wreckage of two Japanese aircraft carriers sunk at the Battle of Midway
The discoveries rank as some of the biggest underwater historical finds in years. Read more » - Trump says a limited number of troops will remain in Syria after ordering a complete withdrawal
“We need to secure the oil,” the president said as a large U.S. military convoy left Syria in the face of a Turkish offensive. Read more » - The 2019 ozone hole is the smallest on record since its discovery, but there’s a catch
The 2019 ozone hole in the Southern Hemisphere peaked at its smallest level on record, thanks to the polar vortex. Read more »
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