The French government suspends a rise in a fuel tax that has led to violent protests.
Author: Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY
Trump’s business ties to Russia stretch back more than 30 years, from big building projects to beauty pageants
Donald Trump’s interest in developing real estate in Moscow, including luxury hotels, stretches back decades.
America’s long wait for Bobby Fischer-like chess champion just got longer
Miami-born Fabiano Caruana hoped to end the USA’s 46-year wait for a world chess champion. He was beaten by Norway’s Magnus Carlsen.
Argentina considers war crimes investigation of Saudi crown prince
Argentina is examining a possible war crimes investigation into Saudi Arabia’s crown prince related to Yemen.
The most dangerous place for a woman? Her home, UN study shows
More than half of all female homicide victims worldwidewere killed by a member of their own family last year, according to a United Nations study.
Report claims CIA has ‘smoking gun phone call’ linking Saudi crown prince to Jamal Khashoggi killing; Trump still stands by Saudis
A Turkish newspaper claims the CIA has a recording of Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordering Jamal Khashoggi’s ‘silence’
Turkey says Trump willing to turn blind eye to murder, calls Khashoggi remarks ‘comic’
Numan Kurtulmus, a senior member of Turkey’s ruling party, said Trump’s remarks about journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s killing reflected his willingness to turn a blind eye to murder.
Russia loses to South Korea’s Kim Jong-yang in bid to lead global police body Interpol
The global law-enforcement group Interpol elected South Korea’s Kim Jong-yang as its new president, thwarting Russian efforts to lead the organization.
What you don’t know about America’s Islamic heritage
The history of Muslim immigration to the United States stretches back hundreds of years.
US sanctions 17 Saudi nationals over Jamal Khashoggi’s killing
The sanctions came after Saudi Arabia saiditwillseek the death penalty for five suspects among 11 charged in the killing of the journalist.