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19 Killed, 25 Injured in Japan Stabbing SpreeOfficials identified the killer as a former employee at the facility for disabled people where the attack took place.     
'Impulse' Flight Completes First Solar Round-the-World JourneySolar Impulse 2, the world's first round-the-world flight to be powered solely by the sun's energy, made history as it landed in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday. Ryanair Shuns U.K After Brexit, Shifts Focus AbroadEurope's biggest short-haul airline will reduce winter services at its main London hub after Brexit threatens to weaken the British economy.
Tiger Kills Tourist Who Got Out of Car at Safari ParkA tourist was killed by a tiger and another seriously injured after one of them got out of their car while touring a safari park in China. Facebook, Twitter Gave Data to Brazil in Terror ProbeThe judge overseeing an Islamist militant case in Brazil said Facebook and Twitter provided information about the suspects' use of both networks.
Refugee Bomber Had Pledged Allegiance to ISIS: OfficialA Syrian asylum seeker who blew himself up outside a music festival had vowed "revenge" against Germany in a video found on his phone. Kids Bear Brunt of Record Afghan Civilian Death TollThe number of civilians killed or wounded in Afghanistan's battle with the Taliban reached a record high in the first half of 2016, the U.N. said. Ansbach Bomber 'Had Issues,' Housemate SaysAn Iranian housemate of the 27-year-old Syrian asylum seeker said the man wanted to be the center of attention. Chilling Moment When Tiger Pounces On TouristA woman was killed and a man badly mauled when tigers attacked visitors at a wildlife park in Beijing, China. Turkey Detains Journalists in Post-Coup CrackdownTurkey ordered the detention of 42 journalists Monday amid a crackdown following last week's failed coup that has targeted more than 60,000 people. Prince Harry: I Wish I'd Talked About Diana's DeathDiana's younger son was speaking at a barbecue highlighting the work of a charity dedicated to mental health. Prince William: Son George Is 'Far Too Spoiled'When asked about what his son Prince George received for his 3rd birthday, Prince William quipped that he got "too many things." Why Vladimir Putin Wants Donald Trump in White HouseMichael McFaul, the former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, weighs in on why he believes Vladimir Putin would support Donald Trump Temperatures Soar to 111 Degrees in BaghdadIce blocks and generators were In high demand as temperatures in the Iraqi capital soared to 111 degrees. 12 Injured, Bomber Killed Outside German Music FestivalAuthorities said it hadn't been determined whether the explosion was related to terrorism or was simply the suicide of a troubled man. More Recent Articles
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To Democrats, Email Hack Suggests Trump Has New Supporter: PutinA breach tied to Russian intelligence agencies has raised questions about whether the Kremlin has thrown its support behind Donald J. Trump.
F.B.I. Examining if Hackers Gained Access to Clinton Aides’ EmailsFederal officials say the inquiry has been underway since the spring, when the agency was first notified of the D.N.C.’s suspicions about hacking. Michelle Obama Talks of Future at D.N.C.The first lady, Michelle Obama, spoke on Monday at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, framing the election in terms of America’s children.
How Bernie Sanders Left His Mark on Pop CultureCostumed babies. Disheveled wigs. Worse-than-usual Brooklyn accents. The influence of Mr. Sanders, who is set to speak on Monday at the Democratic convention, extends beyond politics. Sarah Silverman Scolds ‘Bernie or Bust’Speaking at the Democratic National Convention, the comedian Sarah Silverman told delegates continuing to back Bernie Sanders that they were “being ridiculous.”
In Hacked D.N.C. Emails, a Glimpse of How Big Money WorksDemocratic National Committee emails released by hackers show how donors are coaxed and flattered, with invitations, meetings and proximity to the president. Notebook: The Democrats’ Damaging Damage ControlYour Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. As ISIS Loosens Grip, U.S. and Iraq Prepare for Grinding InsurgencyThe Islamic State’s suicide attack in Baghdad this month, officials say, foreshadows the violence it will unleash as it reverts to its guerrilla roots. String of Attacks in Europe Fuels a Summer of AnxietyThe Continent is struggling with how to respond to terrorism that does not fit neat definitions or lend itself to easy answers. Letter From Europe: Soldiers Calm French Nerves, but Are Paying a Steep PriceThe state of emergency is keeping thousands of heavily armed troops on the streets, which is proving to be a drain on both personnel and morale. Fed Prepares Action Against Goldman Sachs in Leak CaseTwo men had pleaded guilty in the 2014 case, which involved the passing of confidential information from the New York Fed to a Goldman banker. Review: ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ Casts a Spell OnstageTime is a crucial element in this drama, which captures the narrative grip of J.K. Rowling’s prose in a staging at the Palace Theater in London. Peru Scrambles to Drive Out Illegal Gold Mining and Save Precious LandA force of marines and rangers is outnumbered as it tries to protect the area anchored by the Tambopata reserve, one of the most biologically diverse places on earth. Bratton, Who Shaped an Era in Policing, Tries to Navigate a Racial DivideAs he signals the end of his tenure as New York City police commissioner, William J. Bratton is taking on perhaps his most difficult task: tackling mistrust between officers and minority communities. Virginia Governor Says Fight for Felons’ Voting Rights Is Not OverAfter the State Supreme Court ruled against his blanket order restoring the vote to more than 200,000 ex-felons, Gov. Terry McAuliffe vowed to continue “the struggle for civil rights.” For Yahoo, Question Is What to Do With $40 Billion in LeftoversAfter a sale of its core internet business to Verizon, Yahoo will still have stakes in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan, along with cash and a collection of patents. Shooting at Nightclub in Fort Myers, Florida, Leaves 2 Teenagers DeadThree people were detained for questioning. The police gave no immediate indication of a possible motive but said the attack was “not a terrorist act.” Tainted Water Near Colorado Bases Hints at Wider Safety ConcernsThe use of a firefighting foam, which contains chemicals associated with harmful health effects, may have contaminated supplies near many installations. Michael Jordan Says He Is ‘Deeply Troubled’ by Recent Police-Related ViolenceThe former N.B.A. star and owner of the Charlotte Hornets said he was “deeply troubled” by the recent killings committed by and against police officers. Wildfires Sweep Through Nearly 50,000 Acres in CaliforniaNearly 3,000 firefighters were battling to bring the flames under control in mountains north of Los Angeles and the Big Sur area. Amazon Expands Drone Testing in BritainThe British Civil Aviation Authority will allow the company to test several technologies that the United States has not permitted. Global Health: Adults Have Become Shorter in Many CountriesAverage heights appear to have peaked 30 to 40 years ago and have declined slightly since then, according to results compiled from 1,472 studies. Tim LaHaye Dies at 90; Fundamentalist Leader’s Grisly Novels Sold MillionsDr. LaHaye, an evangelical minister and prolific writer, was co-author of the apocalyptic “Left Behind” novels and promoted traditional conservative organizations. More Recent Articles
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