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Trump and Putin Will Speak by Phone on Tuesday

The two leaders would likely discuss the civil war in Syria

By Eric Beech and Steve Holland / Reuters

Venezuela's Maduro Calls for New Constitution

It's been described as a 'pretty clever' move to dodge conventional elections that could obfuscate some international observers

By Andrew Cawthorne and Alexandra Ulmer / Reuters

Trump Consults Asia Allies on North Korea Nuclear Threat

Donald Trump spoke to the leaders of Thailand and Singapore about the North Korean threat and invited both of them to Washington

By Doina Chiacu and Jason Lange / Reuters

Social Democratic Leader Zoran Zaev Attacked as Protesters Storm Macedonia Parliament

Social Democratic leader Zoran Zaev was assaulted

By Reuters

2 U.S. Soldiers Killed While Fighting ISIS

The incident took place in the Nangarhar province near Pakistan's border

By Reuters

The White House Is Considering an Executive Order to Exit NAFTA

According to a senior Trump administration official

By Reuters

President Trump May Rescind National Monuments in Order to Open Lands to Drilling

He will sign an executive order identifying which can be resized

By Valerie Volcovici / Reuters

Death Toll in Venezuela Protests Rises to 26

The opposition's main demands are for elections, the release of jailed activists and autonomy for the opposition-led legislature.

By Andrew Cawthorne and Diego Oré / Reuters

Man Posts Film of Himself Killing Daughter on Facebook

He later killed himself, police said

By Patpicha Tanakasempipat and Panarat Thepgumpanat / Reuters

North Korea 'Ready to Sink' U.S. Aircraft Carrier

The USS Carl Vinson carrier strike group is headed toward waters off the Korean peninsula

By James Pearson and Steve Holland / AP

Reports of Russian Troops Nearing North Korea Unconfirmed

Local media in Russia's Far East have reported eyewitness accounts of Russian hardware on the move

By Reuters

Venezuela Opposition Plans More Protests

Government officials dismiss the protests as violent and lawless efforts to overthrow Maduro's leftist government with the backing of Washington

By Brian Ellsworth and Diego Oré / Reuters

ISIS Claims Paris Shooting That Killed Policeman

The gunman has been killed

By Julien Pretot and Emmanuel Jarry / Reuters

Rex Tillerson Warns Iran Over 'Alarming' Behavior

Tillerson's comments come as the Trump administration launches a review of its policy towards Tehran

By Lesley Wroughton / Reuters

North Korea Sounds a Warning as U.S. Plans Next Move

Reclusive North Korea regularly threatens to destroy Japan, South Korea and the United States

By Ju-min Park / Reuters

Massive Venezuela Protests Leave 2 Dead

The deaths mean 7 have now been killed during protests against Nicloas Maduro's government in Venezuela this month

By Eyanir Chinea and Anggy Polanco / Reuters

U.K. Lawmakers Set To Approve May's Election Plan

Prime Minister Theresa May announced on Tuesday her plan to hold an early election on June 8

By Estelle Shirbon / Reuters

Trump's 'Armada' Actually Went to Australia, Not North Korea

The President warned Pyongyang he was "sending an armada, very powerful," to deter a nuclear or missile test

By Phil Stewart / Reuters

Police Killed in Attack at Egypt's St. Catherine's Monastery

St. Catherine's is one of the oldest Christian monasteries in the world and a UNESCO world heritage site

By Ali Abdelaty / Reuters

Cleveland Police Seek Suspect in Facebook Live Killing

They said Stephens was armed and dangerous

By Reuters
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