Japanese PM Shinzo Abe Appears Headed to Impressive Election Win
Japan's ruling coalition appeared headed to an impressive win in national elections on Sunday, in what would represent a comeback for the leader.
Malta Politicians to Miss Rally Honoring Slain Reporter
A rally planned to honor a Daphne Caruana Galizia, killed by a car bomb, was uniting many of the nation's politicians with some notable exceptions.
Trump Says He Doesn't Plan to Block Release of JFK Records
The National Archives has until Thursday to disclose the trove of remaining files related to John Kennedy's 1963 assassination.
Thousands March in Protest of Spain's Plan to Take Over Catalonia
Catalans pour into Barcelona streets after the Spanish prime minister announces he will move to take control of their region.
Court Blocks Immigrant Teen's Access to Abortion
A three-judge appellate panel rules that the government should have time to try to release the 17-year-old so she can obtain the procedure outside of federal custody.
Prototypes for Trump's Border Wall Rise in San Diego
Amid huge cost estimates and falling apprehension about illegal crossings, it is uncertain that Congress will fund a wall along the entire U.S.-Mexico border.
Mike Pompeo: Trump's CIA Will Be a 'More Vicious Agency'
The president "has promised that he will have our backs," the CIA director declares.
EU Leaders Struggle to Break Through Brexit Talks Impasse
British Prime Minister Theresa May urges her European Union counterparts to bring new momentum to the discussions, even as an interim goal to widen them is missed.
DOJ Tries to Stop Abortion for Undocumented Teen
The judge handling the case said she was "astounded" that the Department of Justice would try to block the procedure for the immigrant.
Democratic National Committee Purges Veteran Progressives
News of the DNC's staff changes sparks criticism that Democrats are resisting the changes necessary to bring the party back from political stagnation.