China Investigates Explosion in Tianjin
Officials in China now say at least 56 people were killed in powerful explosions in the port city of Tianjin Wednesday.
Carter Has Cancer
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter announced Wednesday that he has cancer.
US Flag to Fly Friday in Cuba
The U.S. flag will be raised Friday in Cuba.
Al-Qaida Leader Promises Loyalty to Taliban Chief
Al Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri reportedly has promised allegiance to the new head of the Taliban.
Gallup: Americans Give Obama Low Marks for Iran Deal
A new study says only one in three Americans approves of how President Barack Obama dealt with the agreement on Iran’s nuclear program.
Islamic State Bombs Baghdad Market; 67 Dead
Iraqi officials say a bomb explosion killed at least 67 people in a Shi’ite Muslim neighborhood of Baghdad Thursday.
Police and Children Connect at Summer Camp
Recent killings by police officers have raised tensions in some American communities.
IS Linked Group Says It Killed Croatian Man
An Egyptian group linked to Islamic State said Wednesday it executed a Croatian citizen it kidnapped last month.
Zimbabwe Lifts Some Hunting Restrictions
Zimbabwe has partly ended restrictions on big game hunting around Hwange National Park.
Officials: Greece, Creditors Reach New Agreement
Greek officials said Tuesday the government reached an agreement with international creditors on new loan terms.