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Pope Francis Stumbles and Falls During MassThe pontiff was performing a blessing at the Jasna Gora monastery in Czestochowa, Poland, when he tripped.     
Priest's Slaying: 2nd Attacker Was Known Potential RadicalFrench sources named the second attacker who killed a priest as Abdel-Malik Petitjean, 19, who was reportedly known as a potential militant. Watch Banned Russian Athletes Compete in Consolation EventRussia's track and field athletes, barred from competing at Rio 2016 due to doping violations, took part in the 'Olympians Cup' in Moscow
U.S. Raises Doubts About Russia-Syria Plans in AleppoThe State Department called the alleged humanitarian announcement 'a demand for the surrender of opposition groups.' Fierce Fighting as Syrian Troops Besiege AleppoSyrian military video purports to show troops battling anti-Assad forces in an attempt to cut off supply lines to all rebel-held areas of Aleppo.
Turkey Shuts 131 Media Outlets as Post-Coup Purges DeepenThe United States said the detention of more journalists in Turkey was part of a "troubling trend." Afghanistan Sees Rise in Casualties of Security ForcesThis uptick in security deaths comes as a United Nations report also found that over 1,600 Afghan civilians were killed in the first half of 2016. Russia Announces Humanitarian Operation in Besieged CityRussia and the Syrian government said they will open humanitarian corridors in Syria's embattled city of Aleppo on Thursday. Hiroshima Unhappy Atomic-Bomb Park Is Pokemon Site'Pokemon Go' players are descending on an atomic bomb memorial park in Hiroshima, and officials of the western Japanese city are displeased. Suspect in U.K. Woman's 'Honor Killing' Turns Self InThe ex-husband of a British woman whose death is being investigated as a suspected "honor killing" turned himself into Pakistani police Thursday. Germany's Merkel Defiant on Refugees Despite AttacksChancellor Angela Merkel pledged Thursday to do "everything humanly possible" to ensure security in Germany following a string of attacks. Ex-Guantanamo Bay Inmate Resurfaces in VenezuelaAbu Wa'el Dhiab is one of six people released from the US military prison in Cuba and brought to Uruguay in December 2014. N. Korea Brands U.S. Sanctions as 'Declaration of War'A North Korean diplomat Washington "crossed the red line" and effectively declared war by putting leader Kim Jong Un on its list of sanctioned individuals. U.S. 'Looking Into' Reports Iran Detained 3rd AmericanThe State Department said it is looking into reports that Iran has detained a third U.S. citizen of Iranian descent. Panetta Calls Trump's Russia Comments 'Irresponsible'Lester Holt talks with former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta about Donald Trump's comments on Russia. More Recent Articles
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In Hillary Clinton’s Nomination, Women See a Collective Step UpIn interviews, women across the country said they believed that a female presidency could be a force in their own lives, even if they did not yet know how.
News Analysis: Hillary Clinton Asks Not for Trust, but for Faith in Her CompetenceBesieged by lingering doubts about her honesty, Mrs. Clinton made the case for a more pragmatic faith in her motivations, experience, temperament and priorities. Democratic Convention Night 4: What You MissedOn the last night on the Democratic National Convention, a full slate of speakers, including state leaders, some Republicans and her daughter, Chelsea Clinton, preceded Hillary Clinton’s appearance.
Transcript: Hillary Clinton’s Speech at the Democratic ConventionFollowing is a transcript of Hillary Clinton’s address to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on Thursday, as prepared for delivery by her campaign. Democrats Eager to Woo Republicans Who Are Wary of TrumpThe convention in Philadelphia was a carefully calibrated assault on the Republican coalition, designed to welcome voters unwilling to vote for Donald J. Trump.
For Trump and Bloomberg, Cordial Ties Have SouredMichael R. Bloomberg and Donald J. Trump had limited, yet friendly, interactions over the years as they occupied different circles of New York’s ultrarich. But that has changed. With Degree Debunked, Melania Trump Website Is Taken DownThe action was taken after Ms. Trump’s claim to have earned an undergraduate degree in her native Slovenia proved to be false. Op-Ed Columnist: The Democrats Win the SummerHillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Turkey’s Military: Your Thursday Evening BriefingU.S. Drops Snark in Favor of Emotion to Undercut ExtremistsThe Obama administration is changing its outreach program after critics said it was turning away the very people it tried to reach. With Army in Disarray, a Pillar of Modern Turkey Lies BrokenThe chaos and discord in the military, long a venerated and unifying force in Turkey, is a psychological blow to a badly splintered nation. Prosecutors Say Baltimore Police Mishandled Freddie Gray CaseA day after all charges against the officers still awaiting trial were dropped, the two lead prosecutors said the police failed to serve search warrants for officers’ cellphones. Joe Biden and Loretta Lynch Mourn Officers at Service in Baton RougeMr. Biden said the killing of three officers had “touched the soul of this entire nation,” while Ms. Lynch urged mourners to look for “meaning in the midst of this tragedy.” Google Silences Doubters With Blockbuster QuarterIt was a major recovery from a lukewarm previous quarter, proving that the internet behemoth still has room and energy to grow. Hedge Fund Calls New York Times Article a ‘Distortion’Ray Dalio, the chairman of Bridgewater Associates, said the article, which reported on the culture at the hedge fund, contained “significant mischaracterizations.” Who Is Polluting Rio’s Bay?A major part of Rio de Janeiro’s winning Olympic bid was a plan to capture and treat 80 percent of the sewage that flows into Guanabara Bay, something organizers now admit will not happen — certainly not by August, if ever. How a Hollywood Talent Agency Won Big With SportsIn James Andrew Miller’s forthcoming book, executives with CAA Sports and athletes like LeBron James describe the agency’s impact on sports — and the way sports affected the agency. Well: To Boost Memory: Study, Wait, Then ExerciseBeijing Journal: Want to Drive in Beijing? Good Luck in the License Plate LotteryThe city restricts local plates through an online registry intended to help improve air quality and ease traffic congestion. Obama Sets the Record Straight on His 7-Almond HabitHis dietary discipline is remarkable, friends say, but the president said he doesn’t actually count out exactly seven almonds for his nighttime snack. More Recent Articles
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