Trump Dumps Reince
President Donald Trump has replaced chief of staff Reince Priebus with Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly. The announcement came after White House personnel drama exploded in dramatic fashion
The Brief
North Korea Has Fired Another Ballistic Missile
North Korea fired a ballistic missile Friday night which landed in the ocean off Japan, Japanese officials said. "I have received information that North Korea once again conducted a missile firing," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said
Charlie Gard Dies Following Legal Battle
Charlie Gard, the critically ill British baby at the center of a legal battle that attracted the attention of Pope Francis and U.S. President Donald Trump, has died. He would have turned 1 next week. Charlie suffered from a rare genetic disease
A Rare Copy of Super Mario Bros Sold for $30,000
An unnamed man who appears to be one of the most dedicated members of the video game fandom world bought the mint condition 1985 game from Pennsylvania-based classic video game trader DKOldies with the winning bid of $30,100.44
U.S. Sanctions Iran Over Rocket Launch
The United States is slapping Iran with new ballistic missiles sanctions in response to its launch of a satellite-carrying rocket into space a day earlier. The sanctions target six Iranian subsidiaries of the Shahid Hemmat Industrial Group
Sessions Works to Mend His Relationship With Trump
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says his aggressive work against the MS-13 street gang might help mend his tattered relationship with President Donald Trump. "I hope so," he said, trying to turn the corner from a week of sour reviews from his boss
10,000 Tourists Forced to Evacuate Outer Banks
A dreamy summer vacation turned into a messy, sweaty nightmare for 10,000 tourists on the Outer Banks when the power went off and air conditioners stopped, and officials ordered visitors to leave because the outage could last days or weeks
George Clooney Fires Back Over Photos of Twins
George Clooney has hit back at paparazzi who took photographs of him and his wife, Amal, holding their one-and-a-half-month-old twin babies in their home. The unauthorized photographs were published on the front cover of a French magazine
Military Officer: Transgender Policy Won't Change Yet
The nation's top military officer says U.S. policy on transgender individuals serving in uniform has not — and will not — change until Defense Secretary Jim Mattis receives the president's policy direction and Mattis determines how to implement it
Knife Attack in Germany Kills 1 at Supermarket
German police say one person died after a man with a knife attacked several people at a supermarket in Hamburg. Police said on Twitter that the motive for the incident Friday in Hamburg's Barmbek district wasn't immediately clear
Sanctions Bill Heads to Trump as Russia Retaliates
The Senate is sending a package of stiff financial sanctions against Russia to President Donald Trump to sign. Moscow has already ordered a reduction in the number of U.S. diplomats in Russia in response
Ohio State Fair Ride OK'd Hours Before Deadly Accident
Inspectors repeatedly looked over a thrill ride while it was assembled at the Ohio State Fair and signed off on it hours before it flew apart in a deadly accident that flung passengers into the ground, according to authorities and records
