Greece, Europe Reach New Debt Agreement
The European Union has agreed to provide tens of billions of dollars in new loans to Greece.
Iran Nuclear Negotiations Continue
High-level officials are still meeting on the last day planned for negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program.
Iraq Announces Plan to Recapture Western Anbar Province
Iraqi officials have announced the start of an offensive to recapture the western province of Anbar from Islamic State fighters.
Mixed Economic Results for June in China
China says its imports and exports were 6.9 percent lower in the first half of 2015, compared to the first six months of last year.
Pope Francis Returns to Rome After South America Trip
Pope Francis returned to Rome from Paraguay on Sunday.
Are Baboons Democratic?
A team of scientists has found a surprise element to the social structure of baboons: democracy.
New York Helping Small Distilleries
The United States has a long history of making whiskey — a kind of alcohol.
It’s Gone: South Carolina Removes Confederate Flag
An honor guard from the South Carolina Highway Patrol has removed the Confederate battle flag from the state Capitol grounds. An honor guard from the South Carolina Highway Patrol has removed the Confederate battle flag from the state Capitol grounds.
Egypt’s New Anti-Terror Law Raising Concerns
Egyptian journalists are criticizing the country’s new anti-terrorism legislation.
US, UAE Launch Sawab Center to Counter IS Message
The United States and United Arab Emirates launched a joint effort Wednesday to counter the Islamic State militants on social media.