The spokesman for Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization warns that there is little time to salvage the 2015 deal.
Deb Hardy
Staff Writer
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Most U.S. mass shooters acquired their firearms legally
But in several attacks in recent years, gunmen got weapons as a result of mistakes, lack of follow-through or gaps in federal and state law.
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Nineteen Democratic presidential candidates in New Hampshire
The state party convention offers a chance for them to woo political power brokers in the first-in-the nation primary state.
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State Republican parties consider canceling primaries, caucuses
Republicans in South Carolina, Kansas and Nevada schedule meetings to decide whether to scrap presidential preference contests before the 2020 election.
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Americans top Antetokounmpo, Greece at World Cup, 69-53
The U.S. national team has won 57 consecutive games in international tournaments with NBA players.
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‘Humanitarian crisis’ for Bahamas: 43 dead, with toll to rise
The Coast Guard reports rescuing 290 people in the islands as efforts continue.
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WWII’s start marked in Poland with German remorse, warning
Vice President Mike Pence joins world leaders gathered on the 80th anniversary.
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Saudi-led airstrikes kill at least 100 in rebel-run prison
Yemeni officials say airstrikes by the coalition hit a detention center run by the Houthi rebels.
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Trump says he’ll work with Congress to stop mass shootings
The president bemoans the ‘monstrous’ and ‘wicked’ rampage by a gunman in West Texas.
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Filmmaker Nate Parker apologizes for being ‘tone deaf’
The inclusion of his new film at the Venice International Film Festival draws criticism stemming from his response to a rape allegation three years ago.