World Cup tournament continues
By Colin Brock
World Cup soccer tournament in Russia nears the end, as final teams are set.
International
Van Attack in Toronto Leaves 10 Dead and 15 Injured
By Joseph Davidi
Alek Minassian drove a van on a sidewalk in Toronto killing 10 and injuring 15. He was arrested by Toronto Police and the incident is under investigation.
North Korea Not Denuclearizing Quite Yet
By Brilee Carey
President Trump announced on Sunday that North Korea has decided to end nuclear testing and to denuclearize, but North Korea has not announced intentions of giving up its nuclear weapons anytime soon.
U.N. Security Council Set to Meet Over Alleged Chemical Attack in Syria
By Yiming Zhao
The U.N. Security Council is preparing to meet in emergency session on Monday to discuss an alleged chemical attack in Syria. Russia’s chief diplomat said there was no evidence that it ever happened.
Tensions Rise Between Israel and Syria After Suspected Chemical Weapon Attack and Airstrike
By Brilee Carey
A suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria followed by a retaliatory airstrike by Israel raises tensions in the region
Korean Heads of Government will Meet at Last
By Isabel Indresano
The two leaders plan to meet at the end of April to work towards resolution.
Students Rally Against Gun Violence To Ignite Change
By Chloe Teboe
A student-led anti-gun violence rally attracted more than 50,000 people to Boston. The event was part of the March for Our Lives movement created by survivors of the Parkland, Florida school shooting.
President Trump Hits EU on Trade
By Allison Payne
President Trump tweets about the European Union, calling them out on trade.
Amazon Acquires Smart-Bell Company Ring
By Yiming Zhao
Amazon expands its ground in home security by buying Ring for over $1 billion, making it one of the largest acquisition that Amazon has ever had.
Uber is Now Getting Patients to the Doctor
By Isabel Indresano
The driving service is partnering with healthcare corporations to provide transportation for medical patients.