US Lawmakers, Obama Officials Debate Iran Deal
Secretary of State John Kerry debated with members of the U.S. Senate Thursday in the first public hearing on the Iran nuclear deal.
Charleston Church Shooter Faces Hate Crime Charges
The U.S. Attorney General spoke to reporters Wednesday about the suspect in the mass shooting in Charleston, South Carolina.
Twenty dead in two Attacks in Cameroon
At least 20 people were killed in northern Cameroon Wednesday in two suicide bombings.
Turkey blocks Twitter Over ‘Malicious’ Photos
Turkey briefly blocked access to Twitter Wednesday to prevent the spread of images of Monday’s bombing in Suruc.
Carter: Saudi Leaders Support Iran Deal
The U.S. Defense Secretary said Wednesday that Saudi Arabian leaders told him they support the agreement on Iran’s nuclear program.
Obama Calls on Iran to Free 4 Americans
U.S. President Barack Obama demanded Tuesday that Iran release three Americans it holds and help find a fourth believed to be in the country.
U.S. Defense Chief Meets with Netanyahu
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Tuesday.
Nkurunziza Set to Win Third Term as Burundi’s President
Burundi held a presidential election Tuesday.
Japanese Company Apologizes for Using US Soldiers as Slave Laborers
Officials from Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation have apologized for the company’s use of American prisoners of war as slave laborers during World War II.
Former Ruler of Chad Tried for Crimes Against Humanity
The Chad government accused the former of being responsible for more than 40,000 killings.