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Manchester Attacker Likely Did Not Act Alone, British Official Says

Home Secretary Amber Rudd said the attacker had been known to security services before Monday's bombing

By Michael Holden and Andy Bruce / Reuters

Justin Bieber Fans Plead for Him to Cancel British Tour After Manchester Attack

"We want him to be safe, please"

By Jill Serjeant and Piya Sinha-Roy / Reuters

U.S. Sues Fiat Chrysler for Using Software to Bypass Diesel Emission Controls

The lawsuit asserts the automaker placed undeclared auxiliary emissions controls

By David Shepardson / Reuters

The Death Toll in Venezuela's Unrest Has Hit 51

President Nicolas Maduro accuses his opponents of an "armed insurrection," backed by the United States, his ideological foe

By Alexandra Ulmer and Maria Ramirez / Reuters

North Korea: Ballistic Missiles Ready for Deployment

There are indications that North Korea has further advanced its ability to hit U.S. targets

By Ju-min Park and Jack Kim / Reuters

Xi Jinping Wants to Put Ties With South Korea Back on Track

Chinese-South Korean relations have taken on a more conciliatory tone with the election of President Moon Jae-in

By Ben Blanchard / Reuters

South Korea Says Communication With North Must Reopen

Communication channels between the two Koreas were severed by North Korea after February 2016

By Reuters

Signs of North Korean Hacks in Ransomware Attack

Hackers acting for the impoverished country have been more brazen in their pursuit of financial gain than others

By Reuters

Kashmir Student Protests Weaken Indian Government's Grip

Spontaneous violence in the disputed state poses a new challenge to authorities

By Tommy Wilkes and Fayaz Bukhari / Reuters

U.S. Likely to Expand Airline Laptop Ban to Europe

Any expansion of the ban could impact U.S. carriers

By Reuters

Senate Confirms Scott Gottlieb as New FDA Commissioner

He is a former deputy FDA commissioner during the George W. Bush administration

By Reuters

Lindsey Graham Wants to Investigate President Trump's Business Dealings for Ties to Russia

His comments came one day after the issue was raised at a Senate hearing

By Reuters

France Votes

Opinion polls predicted Emmanuel Macron would win

By Sudip Kar-Gupta and Jan Strupczewski / Reuters

FDA Approves New ALS Treatment

The drug, edaravone, is already sold in Japan and South Korea

By Natalie Grover / Reuters

Trump and Australia's Turnbull All Smiles in New York

The meeting was pushed back by Trump's D.C. celebration of the House vote to repeal Obamacare

By Steve Holland / Reuters

Saudi Arabia Says Trump Visit Will Help Fight Against Extremism

Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam, will be Trump's initial stop on his first international trip as president

By Yara Bayoumy / Reuters

NSA Collected 151 Million Phone Records, Report Says

The NSA had warrants to spy on only about 42 terrorism suspects in 2016, but it collected 151 million records

By Mark Hosenball / Reuters

Mitch McConnell Rejects Trump's Idea to End Filibuster

As President Trump suggested

By Reuters

Bitcoin Soars to Record High

It has more than tripled in value over the past year

By Jemima Kelly / Reuters

North Korea Says U.S. Pushing Region to 'Brink of War'

Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have been high over concerns the North might conduct its sixth nuclear test in defiance of U.S. and Chinese pressure

By Ju-min Park / Reuters
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