Behind Closed Doors
Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, and Paul Manafort have agreed to testify in front of Congress about Donald Trump's campaign ties to Russia — but only behind closed doors. Here's why, according to some experts
The Brief
Trump to GOP: 'Last Chance' to Approve Health Care
President Donald Trump pressured Republicans to approve the Senate's wheezing health care bill, saying a showdown vote planned for this week is their "last chance to do the right thing" and erase the Obama health law
Death Toll Climbs to 10 in Texas Trailer Incident
The death toll climbed to 10 in the case of a broiling tractor-trailer found packed with immigrants, federal authorities said as a suspect in the smuggling case awaited a court appearance. Authorities discovered eight bodies inside the crowded 18-wheeler parked outside a Walmart in the summer heat, and two more victims died at the hospital
25-Year-Old Rookie Wins $8.1M in World Series of Poker
Scott Blumstein, a 25-year-old with a degree in accounting, became this year's World Series of Poker champion Sunday in Las Vegas. "I'm really happy about how I played tonight," the first timer said
White House Says Trump Will 'Sign Sanctions Bill'
The White House indicated Sunday President Donald Trump would sign a sweeping Russia sanctions measure, which the House could take up this week, that requires him to get Congress' permission before lifting or easing the economic penalties against Moscow.
Police Hunt for 'Dangerous' Man in Switzerland
A man armed with a chainsaw wounded five people at a health insurer's office in the northern Swiss city of Schaffhausen, police said, triggering a manhunt for a suspect described as aggressive and psychologically unstable
Deadly Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Papayas
A salmonella outbreak that has infected 47 people in a dozen states has been linked to papayas, federal health officials said. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned consumers not to eat Maradol papayas as an investigation continues
The USS Constitution Is Back in the Water
The USS Constitution, the U.S. Navy's oldest commissioned warship, is officially back in the water. The historic ship, which was launched in nearly 220 years ago in 1797, is once again afloat in Boston Harbor after undergoing a two-year restoration process
24 Killed, 42 Injured by Suicide Bomb in Kabul
A suicide bomber rammed his car packed with explosives into a bus carrying government employees in the Afghan capital early on Monday, killing 24 people and wounding 42. The Taliban claimed responsibility in a statement to the media
Scaramucci: Trump 'Thinking About Pardoning Nobody'
Incoming White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said President Trump is "thinking about pardoning nobody," responding to questions about the investigations into Russian meddling in the 2016 election
U.S. Soldier Indicted on Terrorism Charges
A federal grand jury in Hawaii indicted a U.S. soldier Friday for attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State group. Army Sgt. 1st Class Ikaika Kang was arrested by an FBI SWAT team on July 8. Kang was ordered held without bail
Princes William, Harry Remember Final Call with Diana
Prince William and Prince Harry have shared details of their final phone call with their mother Princess Diana before she died two decades ago in a new ITV News documentary about her life and legacy
