Arnold Palmer Dies
Golfing legend Arnold Palmer, who took seven major titles between 1958 and 1964, died on Sunday, at 87. The Associated Press named him “athlete of the decade” and he was instrumental in turning sports into a marketing force
The Brief
Inside the Debate Prep for Clinton and Trump
Presidential nominees Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are preparing in much different ways for the upcoming presidential debate, much like the campaigns they've run so far. One goes big on policy. The other focuses on sound bites
Charlotte's Mayor Lifts City-wide Curfew
The mayor of Charlotte has lifted the curfew on the city after days of protests over the killing of a black man by police. There have been protests every day since 43-year-old Keith Lamont Scott was shot to death by Charlotte police on Tuesday
Miami Marlins Pitcher José Fernández Killed in Boat Crash
Miami Marlins pitcher José Fernández was one of three people killed in a boat crash off Miami Beach. Fernández, 24, was a star player on the baseball team and finishing up one of his best seasons in the major leagues
U.S. Blasts Russia's 'Barbarism' Amid New Attacks on Aleppo
The U.S. has decried Russia’s actions in Syria as “barbarism” during an urgent meeting of the U.N. Security Council geared toward curbing violence in Aleppo by Moscow-backed Syrian forces, amid continued attacks on the city
Suspect Arrested in Washington Mall Shooting
The 20-year-old suspect in the deadly Washington state mall shooting said nothing and appeared "zombie-like" when he was arrested by authorities nearly 24 hours into an intense manhunt, authorities said
Fuel Tanker Fire Extinguished Off Mexico's Gulf Coast
As the Burgos stopped burning a day after it erupted in flames, state-owned company Petroleos Mexicanos said the tanker's double hull had prevented a fuel spill. Meanwhile a mile of containment booms were deployed to prevent fuel from reaching the coast
Cedar Rapids Residents Flee Homes Ahead of Floods
Residents are evacuating low-lying parts of Cedar Rapids, Iowa following a request from authorities to leave the area by Sunday night due to a flooding risk from the rising Cedar River
How Trump Could Legally Make Himself Richer In Office
From his first flirtations with running for office, Trump has made no practical distinction between his political interests and his business promotion. He could be a president who is able to directly influence his net worth almost daily from the Oval Office
Homemade Bomb Injures 2 Police Officers in Hungary
Hungarian authorities are searching for a man who set off a homemade bomb that seriously wounded two police officers. National police chief Karoly Papp said police were the targets in the bomb blast in Budapest
Corbyn Re-Elected Leader of Britain's Labour Party
The head of Britain’s official opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, stormed to victory in the Labour Party leadership contest despite despair among his MPs over his policies and poor poll ratings
Jordanian Writer Nahed Hattar Shot Dead Outside Court
Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar was fatally shot outside the court where he was due to stand trial for sharing a cartoon that mocked Islam. Hattar, 56, was shot in the head three times as he arrived for a hearing over the cartoon
