Students in Caracas protest after mother dies searching for detained son

Trump orders probe into Maryland mail-in ballots

Trump announces he will ask the Attorney General and Justice Department to investigate mail-in ballots in Maryland.

NYT sues Pentagon over unconstitutional press policy

The New York Times has filed a second lawsuit against the Defense Department, arguing that an interim press policy mandating that reporters be escorted at all times while on Pentagon grounds is unconstitutional.

Iran's president says Iran will not retreat from the legitimate rights of its people and country

IRAN'S PRESIDENT SAYS UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL IRAN RETREAT FROM THE LEGITIMATE RIGHTS OF THE IRANIAN PEOPLE AND THE COUNTRY

Ukraine's Yermak Freed; Russia's Flight Options Down; Iran Executions Surge; Ebola in Congo

Former Ukrainian President's Chief of Staff, Andrew Yermak, released from detention after bail of 140 million hryvnia paid; former Russian MP Sergei Neverov withdraws from party primaries, supports Ukraine war veteran candidate; Russia's summer flight options down by 70% compared to Cold War era; Amnesty International reports over 2000 executions in Iran last year, UN concerned about political repression; Ebola outbreak reported in Congo, global pandemic risk low