Injuries Reported During Railway Protest in Southwest China
Officials say 38 civilians and more than 30 police were injured during a protest in China’s Sichuan province.
Fighting in South Sudan Condemned by UN
The United Nations Security Council has condemned fighting in two northern states in South Sudan.
US Coalition Targets Islamic State Group in Ramadi
A coalition led by the United States has increased airstrikes targeting Islamic state militants in the city of Ramadi.
Nine Killed in Gun Violence in Waco, Texas
And nine people were killed in gun violence between members of at least three opposing motorcycle gangs in the city of Waco, Texas.
The Man Who Collects Secrets
Some people collect postage stamps — the small pieces of paper you place on letters or postcards before mailing them.
Young People Learn Leadership in the Great Outdoors
The Cottonwood Institute is a nonprofit group that works with teenagers in the U.S. city of Denver, Colorado.
US Considering Action in South China Sea
United States officials say the Defense Department is considering sending military ships and aircraft to test Chinese claims in the South China Sea.
India’s Modi Seeks Closer Ties During China Visit
Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday to his family’s hometown of Xi’an.
Obama Discusses Iran Nuclear Deal with Gulf Officials
President Barack Obama has talked with Arab officials about his government’s position on talks about Iran’s nuclear program.
Taliban Attack on Kabul Hotel Kills 14
The Taliban said it carried out a deadly attack on a hotel in Kabul Wednesday night.