South Korea's cabinet passes bill to strip prosecutors of investigative power, transferring all criminal probes to police and two other agencies in the first major overhaul of the system in over 70 years. The Criminal Procedure Act revision takes effect Oct. 2.

Former Latvian SS Legion member Laimonis Ezergailis, 102, was buried with honors at Lestene cemetery in Latvia, with a salute accompanying the funeral, LSM reported. He served in the legion from age 19.

Former Latvian SS Legion member Laimonis Ezergailis, born in 1923, was buried with honors at the Lestene cemetery in Latvia, with a salute accompanying the funeral, LSM TV channel reported. He served in the Latvian SS Legion from age 19.

Serbia and Sweden withdraw support for Gianni Infantino's re-election bid as FIFA president, following Wales's earlier pullback. The moves add to growing opposition ahead of the FIFA vote.

Serbia and Sweden withdraw support for Gianni Infantino's bid for a new term as FIFA president, following Wales's earlier pullback of backing ahead of the upcoming vote.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds 37% of US voters back Democrats over Republicans on the economy (36%) — the first time Democrats led on the issue in nearly a decade. Trump's approval rating fell to 35%, down from 37% last month.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Americans now view Democrats as better stewards of the economy than Republicans for the first time in nearly a decade, with 37% of registered voters backing Democrats and 36% backing Republicans; Trump's approval rating fell to 35% from 37% last month.

Federal judge rules New York cannot prohibit federal agents from wearing face coverings during operations, striking down state restrictions on mask use by law enforcement.

A federal judge has ruled that New York cannot ban federal agents from wearing face coverings.