- The Washington Post’s essential guide to power and influence in D.C. Getting usable oil out of Venezuela is no easy task.
- The Washington Post’s essential guide to power and influence in D.C. Trump wants the Fed chair gone. The investigation could make it harder to replace him.
- A Washington Post review of videos from Iran posted online of recent protests illustrates how widely violence has spread.
- The two Middle Eastern countries exchanged messages through a Russian intermediary saying they would not preemptively attack each other.
- Iranians across the country have taken to the streets at great risk, facing a violent government crackdown.
- The Pentagon has begun removing troops and equipment from al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar, echoing measures taken before U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
- Diplomats from Denmark and Greenland had originally requested the meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio after provocative statements from the president.
- More than 30 people were killed and dozens injured when the crane collapsed onto an express train carrying nearly 200 people, Thai officials said.
- After a four-year hiatus, conservationists in New Zealand are relieved that the flightless kākāpo is once again breeding. Fewer than 300 of the parrots exist.
- Russia’s Belgorod is experiencing the power and heat outages that are normally inflicted by Russian forces on neighboring Ukraine.
- Amid a lethal crackdown against anti-government protests, Iran’s opposition and its most prominent leader, Reza Pahlavi, face differences within their own ranks.
- The release marks the first known instance of U.S. citizens being freed since President Nicolás Maduro’s capture. It was unclear how many were released.
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