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Priest 'Assassinated' in Church Terror AttackFrench President Francois Hollande blamed the "cowardly acts" on ISIS-linked terrorists.     
U.S. Approves Release of Last Russian held at GuantanamoA former Russian ballet dancer and soldier imprisoned at Guantanamo will be released. He's the last Russian citizen held at the Cuban-based site. Alleged Killer of 19 Disabled People: They Shouldn't ExistTuesday's incident was the deadliest mass killing in the country since the end of World War II.
Through Program, Cuban American Millennials Visit Island for 1st TimeA program similar to the Israeli birthright trip is giving young Cuban Americans the chance to travel to their family's homeland for the first time. Blasts Rock Mogadishu Peacekeeping Bases, Killing 13Somali terror group al Shabaab told regional news channel Al Jazeera it had carried out the attack.
What's the Youngest Age to Compete in the Olympics?At the Rio Olympics, Team USA will have its first player to be born in the 2000s. Guards Taped Tying Half-Naked Hooded Boy to ChairPrison guards in Australia have been taped teargassing teenage inmates and strapping a half-naked, hooded boy to a chair. Russia Offers 'Four-Letter' Response to DNC Hack ClaimJohn Kerry's Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, gave a surprisingly direct response when asked by a reporter if Moscow was behind the DNC email leak. Prince Harry: I Regret Not Speaking About Mom Diana's DeathBritain's Prince Harry is opening up for the first time about the impact of the tragedy on his life. Doctor Shot, Critically Wounded at German HospitalThe incident follows four attacks in Germany since July 18 that left 10 people dead and dozens injured. Why Experts Are Sure Russia Hacked the DNC EmailsMotive, ability and some telltale clues, say cyber security experts both inside and outside the U.S. government. Japan Alleged Mass Murderer Caught on Security CameraSurveillance video shows suspect Satoshi Uematsu arriving and leaving the facility for disabled people where 19 people were found stabbed to death. CubaOne Brings Cuban Americans on 'Birthright' Trip to HavanaLissette Calveiro and eight other millennial Cuban Americans took a trip of a lifetime to Havana, Cuba with the CubaOne "birthright" program European Rideshare Rivals Merge to Take on UberDaimler's mytaxi said it will will merge with British rival Hailo in an all-share deal, creating Europe's largest phone-based taxi-hailing business. Solar-Powered Plane Completes Round-the-World FlightSolar Impulse 2 touched down in Abu Dhabi at the end of a 16-month, 24,000-mile journey to show the potential of renewable energy. See Lavrov's Surprisingly Feisty Response to Hacking QuestionRussia's foreign minister had a rather pointed response when asked if Moscow was behind the leak of Democratic Party emails. Black Lives Matter Movement Resonates in FranceProtests are growing in France over the death of a young black man in police custody. Adama Traoré's family have challenged the official explanations. U.S. Teen Recounts Suicide Bombing Near Music FestivalJana Vandenberg, 16, was taking an ice cream break from a music festival when she heard the explosion in Ansbach, Germany. 'All the Experts' Believe Russians Hacked DNC: Ex-DiplomatRichard Engel, NBC News chief foreign correspondent, and Michael McFaul, former U.S. ambassador to Russia, discuss the allegations. More Recent Articles
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Spy Agency Consensus Grows That Russia Hacked D.N.C.American intelligence agencies cautioned that they are uncertain whether the breach was an effort to manipulate the 2016 presidential election.
Assange, Avowed Foe of Clinton, Timed Email Release for Democratic ConventionJulian Assange, WikiLeaks founder, suggested in a June interview that he opposed Mrs. Clinton on policy grounds and saw her as a personal foe. The Interpreter: Why Security Experts Think Russia Was Behind the D.N.C. BreachA growing body of forensic evidence has implicated the Russian government in the breach of emails from Democratic National Committee officials.
Democratic Convention Night 2: What You MissedAfter a turbulent beginning to Democratic National Convention, members of the party heard from Lena Dunham, Madeleine Albright and former President Bill Clinton, the night’s main attraction. News Analysis: Hillary Clinton, a Reluctant Star of Her Own Prime-Time ShowNaturally guarded, Mrs. Clinton has seemed a reluctant star of her prime-time production at the Democratic National Convention.
Looking to Build Base, Democrats Court Those Aggrieved by Donald TrumpFrom Hillary Clinton and her campaign, a scorching indictment of her Republican opponent as someone who has spared almost no group from insult or injury. A Worry if Hillary Clinton Wins: What to Do With BillClinton aides are addressing a potentially thorny problem: Historically, when Mr. Clinton has time on his hands, he can create dangerous distractions for his wife. Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. At World’s Largest Hedge Fund, Sex, Fear and Video SurveillanceChristopher Tarui’s complaint and interviews with former employees of the world’s largest hedge fund firm describe an atmosphere of surveillance that silences those who don’t fit the mold. Mass Killings May Have Created Contagion, Feeding on ItselfA small number of people with strong personal grievances appear to be mining previous rampages for methods and potential targets to plan their own attacks. ISIS Says Its ‘Soldiers’ Attacked Church in France, Killing PriestPresident François Hollande said that the Islamic State was behind the assault, the latest in a series that has left Europe stunned, fearful and angry. Jacques Hamel, 85, a Beloved French Priest, Killed in His ChurchThe Islamic State claimed responsibility for the knife attack on Father Hamel as he was celebrating Mass. German Mood Is Shaken as Attacks Show Vulnerability to ISISA spate of violence has left Germans longing for a sense of order and questioning the wisdom of opening their doors to migrants. Marissa Mayer’s Media Problem at Yahoo Is Now Verizon’s to SolveBefore she led Yahoo, while still at Google, Ms. Mayer spoke of the difficulties for media companies of capitalizing on their own content. Apple’s iPhone Sales Drop Again, but Services Are a Bright SpotA second quarter of dismal sales leaves analysts wondering: Are customers out of love with Apple, or just waiting for the latest products? W.H.O. Weighs Dropping Transgender Identity From List of Mental DisordersA proposal to remove the designation from international guidelines is rapidly gaining support, and would lessen stigmatization. Knife Attacker Wanted to Rid Japan of the Disabled, Authorities SayThe suspect, a former employee at the residential care center where 19 people were killed, had expressed extreme views about euthanizing disabled people. U.S. to Admit More Central American RefugeesThe Obama administration will broaden the effort to allow families of children fleeing dangerous conditions to enter the United States with them. With No Heroes in Sight, the Big Apple Circus Will Fold Its TentThe beloved New York nonprofit circus has announced that it is ending its public performances after failing to raise the $2 million it said it needed to stay viable. N.H.L. Commissioner Gary Bettman Continues to Deny C.T.E. LinkHe blames the news media for the prevailing belief that blows to the head can cause long-term brain damage. Into Corsica, From Rustic Villages to Stony CliffsA revelatory trip off the beaten path in Corsica reveals a resilient and dramatically beautiful island that holds itself apart from mainland France. Deal Professor: $1 Billion for Dollar Shave Club: Why Every Company Should WorryThe internet, mass transportation and globalization allow decentralized companies to be smaller and leaner and have fewer employees. Review: In ‘Nerve,’ a Shy Girl Seduced by the InternetTired of playing it safe, a high-school senior joins a reality-style online game that soon escalates into dangerous stunts. More Recent Articles
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