Clinton: Trump Uses 'Paranoia'
Hillary Clinton did not mince words at a rally in Nevada, where she argued that Donald Trump is "taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over" the Republican Party
The Brief
Italians Question Quake-Proof Buildings That Collapsed
Prosecutors investigating the quake were looking in particular into the collapse of Amatrice's "Romolo Capranica" school — restored in 2012 using funds set aside after the last major quake struck central Italy in 2009
Syria Government Permits Rebels to Evacuate Daraya
Syrian government forces and rebel troops arrived at an agreement this week for the latter to evacuate the besieged city of Daraya, along with thousands of trapped civilians. The deal will allow 700 fighters to relocate to rebel-held Idlib
Ryan Lochte Charged With False Robbery Report
Brazilian authorities charged Ryan Lochte with filing a false robbery report after the U.S. swimmer admitted he “over-exaggerated” his story about being robbed at gunpoint during the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro
What Trump Knew About Undocumented Workers
Donald Trump has long denied employing undocumented workers when he built Trump Tower in the 1980s but thousands of pages of documents, including reams of testimony and sworn depositions reviewed by TIME, tell a different story
EpiPen Maker to Offer Discounts to Some Customers
Mylan pharmaceuticals will offer a discount of up to $300 on EpiPens for patients whose health plans require "higher out-of-pocket costs." This could cut the costs of the medication in half for some patients
Obama Administration Still Expects to Close Guantanamo
The Obama Administration still expects to close the military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, before President Obama leaves office in January. "We're going to do our best to try to get this closed," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a briefing
Striking Miners Have Killed Bolivian Deputy Interior Minister
Striking informal miners in Bolivia kidnapped and beat to death the country's deputy interior minister after he traveled to the area to mediate in the bitter conflict over mining laws, officials said.The strike has turned violent recently
Inside Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's War on Drugs
In just seven weeks, the body count in Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte's extrajudicial war on drugs has reached almost 1,800 and shows no sign of slowing. Some are starting to say that real threat to the country is not drugs but Duterte himself
North Korea Could Deploy Submarine Missiles 'Within Weeks'
Recent and apparently successful test launches of ballistic missiles from North Korean submarines has Seoul fearing the weapons may be deployed within months or even weeks. The weapons could allow Pyongyang to strike U.S. bases in Japan
Rousseff Impeachment Trial Gets Under Way
Brazil's Senate began deliberating whether to permanently remove President Dilma Rousseff from office, the final step in a leadership fight that has paralyzed Congress and cast a pall over a nation in the midst of a severe recession
Pulse Shooting Victims Will Not Be Charged for Treatment
The healthcare network Orlando Health and Florida Hospital will not charge any of the victims of the June 12 Pulse Nightclub shooting. The “total unreimbursed costs” for treating all the victims could around $5 million
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