2018-08-17 所属栏目:NPR News

Maybe you've seen the images already this morning — images out of Genoa, Italy, where a bridge that towers over buildings around it is missing a vast section of the span. The

2018-08-16 所属栏目:NPR News

With a tweet this morning, President Trump intensified a fight with a longtime if contentious U.S. ally, Turkey. The president said the U.S. will double tariffs on Turkish steel an

2018-08-15 所属栏目:NPR News

A man believed to be an airline employee stole an empty plane last night from Sea-Tac Airport in Seattle. Planes in the Seattle area were temporarily grounded. Here's a brief e

2018-08-14 所属栏目:NPR News

An airstrike in Yemen this week killed dozens of children traveling on a bus on a field trip. It's the latest tragic development in the years-long war that has become one of th

2018-08-14 所属栏目:NPR News

In the capital of Bangladesh, thousands of students have been marching in the streets to demand safer roads. They've also set up checkpoints to enforce traffic laws that driver

2018-08-10 所属栏目:NPR News

At midnight last night, the U.S. reimposed some of the economic sanctions on Iran that it had lifted after the 2015 nuclear deal. As part of that deal, Iran agreed to limits on its

2018-08-09 所属栏目:NPR News

A diplomatic dispute between Saudi Arabia and Canada is escalating. The Saudi government says its national airline will no longer travel to Toronto. It's already expelled the C

2018-08-09 所属栏目:NPR News

A powerful earthquake has hit the Indonesian resort island of Lombok. Leaving at least 90 people dead, this magnitude 6.9 quake came after Lombok experienced a smaller magnitude 6.

2018-08-06 所属栏目:NPR News

There is confusion this morning over what Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is calling an attempt on his life. Maduro was giving a televised speech in the capital, Caracas, when

2018-08-06 所属栏目:NPR News

President Trump tweeting on the second day of the trial of Paul Manafort. The president has been criticizing the special counsel probe that led to the indictment of his former camp

2018-08-03 所属栏目:NPR News

Two days after a historic election and before the results are in, Zimbabwe's military has taken over the streets of the capital city, Harare. They're trying to quell protes

2018-08-02 所属栏目:NPR News

The Washington Post reports that U.S. spy agencies suspect North Korea is continuing to make new ballistic missiles despite the commitment made between Kim Jong Un and President Tr

2018-08-01 所属栏目:NPR News

A 17-year-old Palestinian activist is back home in the West Bank after serving eight months in prison. Ahed Tamimi is not the only young Palestinian who's been jailed by Israel

2018-07-31 所属栏目:NPR News

During remarks at the White House this morning, President Trump said North Korea has handed over what are believed to be the remains of dozens of U.S. servicemen who died in the Ko

2018-07-30 所属栏目:NPR News

French President Emmanuel Macron is facing a scandal. A video has surfaced of his security aide getting violent with protesters in Paris while off duty. After days of silence, the

2018-07-27 所属栏目:NPR News

President Trump is cutting deals with the European Union this afternoon. In a joint appearance in the Rose Garden, President Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Jun

2018-07-26 所属栏目:NPR News

Leaders in Iran seem to be dismissing President Trump's threatening Sunday night tweet. The head of Iran's judiciary described the comments as the, quote, "words of a troub

2018-07-25 所属栏目:NPR News

The White House says Iran must change its behavior or face the consequences. President Trump has taken a tough line on Iran since he took office. And late last night, he posted a t

2018-07-24 所属栏目:NPR News

There are tapes. The New York Times reports that President Trump's longtime lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen recorded a conversation in which he and he president discussed hush m

2018-07-20 所属栏目:NPR News

President Trump has someone new coming to his defense — Vladimir Putin. Speaking to a conference of Russian diplomats in Moscow today, the Russian president described the summit t

2018-07-19 所属栏目:NPR News

The European Union is fining Google $5 billion for violating antitrust laws. The EU says the company unfairly games the system by making Android smartphones come equipped with Goog

2018-07-19 所属栏目:NPR News

The Trump administration is taking a hard line with major U.S. trading partners, so those countries are looking for opportunities elsewhere. The European Union and Japan today sign

2018-07-18 所属栏目:NPR News

Let's turn now to Iraq. The most widespread protests since 2003 are sweeping through the southern part of the country right now. Demonstrators have been gathering for a week. T

2018-07-17 所属栏目:NPR News

The Justice Department says it has identified the culprits who hacked into Democrats' emails in 2016. A grand jury has charged 12 members of the Russian intelligence service wi

2018-07-16 所属栏目:NPR News

All right, for some perspective on this story from the U.K., let's bring in NPR London correspondent Frank Langfitt. Good evening, or I guess I should say good morning — pas