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Facebook Calls Internet Drone's Second Test Flight a Success

On it's first flight the drone had crashed moments before landing

By Reuters

Disdain for 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli is Slowing Jury Selection

The difficulty of finding a jury quickly became apparent, with potential jurors describing Shkreli as "evil" and a "snake"

By Brendan Pierson / Reuters

China to Stop Cyberattacks on Canadian Private Sector

The new agreement only covers economic espionage, not attacks on the government or military

By Reuters

North Korea Tests Rocket Engine, Possibly for ICBM

U.S. officials believe the test could be part of a long-range missile program

By Phil Stewart / Reuters

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Resigns

His exit came amid pressure from investors

By Reuters

Singapore Leader's Younger Siblings Concerned About 'Big Brother'

A dispute over the family estate has erupted into public view

By Miyoung Kim / Reuters

Uber Board Member Resigns After Making a Sexist Comment

The remark came during a meeting on how Uber plans to transform following a sexual harassment probe

By Heather Somerville / Reuters

Mattis Says U.S. 'Not Winning in Afghanistan'

The United States is not winning in Afghanistan, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told Congress on Tuesday, saying he was crafting a new war strategy to brief lawmakers about by mid-July that is widely expected to...

By Phil Stewart and Idrees Ali / Reuters

Panama Forges Ties With China and Ditches Taiwan

The move could be seen to bolster Beijing's claims of sovereignty over Taiwan

By Elida Moreno / Reuters

Mattis: 'No Indication' Russia Wants to Be Friends

Russia and the United States have a number of diverging interests, including in Syria

By Reuters

Al Jazeera Says It's Facing a Large-Scale Cyber Attack

Al Jazeera is the flagship broadcaster for Qatar, which is in a stand-off with fellow Arab states

By Stephen Kalin / Reuters

Teenager Dies as Violence Engulfs Venezuelan Capital

At least 66 people have died since demonstrations began against President Nicolas Maduro more than two months ago

By Andrew Cawthorne / Reuters

Watergate 'Pales' in Comparison to Trump's Russia Scandal, Former U.S. Spy Chief Says

James Clapper said Trump's continued pro-Russian stance was "problematic"

By Colin Packham / Reuters

Venezuela: Maduro Vows Referendum as Death Toll Hits 62

Foes are likely to try and turn any referendum into a vote on Maduro himself

By Diego Oré and Andrew Cawthorne / Reuters

Moon Seeks to Assure U.S. South Korea Won't Abandon THAAD

South Korea's new President has said he would review the missile defense deal, but it appears he won't scrap it

By Jack Kim / Reuters

Killer Car Bomb Rocks Kabul

The blast occurred near the fortified entrance to the German embassy in the city

By Mirwais Harooni / Reuters

North Korea Warns U.S. of Precision Guidance Missiles

The North has conducted a fast-paced series of missile tests defying international pressure

By Ju-min Park and Jack Kim / Reuters

Venezuela Opposition Leaders Wounded in Protests

Opposition figure Henrique Capriles said government forces dispersing the protests "ambushed" them

By Reuters

U.S. Warship Challenges Beijing's Claims in South China Sea

The freedom of navigation operation comes as Trump is seeking Beijing's cooperation to rein in ally North Korea's missile programs

By Idrees Ali and Phil Stewart / Reuters

German Police Arrest Suspected Militants as Berlin Gears Up For Barack Obama's Visit

Police arrested four suspected Islamists in dawn raids in Berlin

By Reuters
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