International Relations
China, India accuse each other of border moves, firing shots
India and China are accusing each other of making provocative military moves and firing warning shots along their disputed border despite talks on ending the escalating tensions
Journalists for US media face possible expulsion from China
An organization of foreign correspondents says China is delaying the renewal of press cards for at least five journalists working at four U.S. media outlets
Kosovo, Serbia normalize economic ties, gesture to Israel
Serbia and Kosovo announced Friday at the White House that they have normalized economic ties
UN experts raise concerns over Hong Kong security law
Seven human rights experts affiliated with the U.N. have raised concerns over Hong Kong’s national security law in a letter addressed to Chinese authorities, saying that the law infringes on certain fundamental rights
Leaders of Kosovo, Serbia at White House for economic talks
The U.S. has completed the first of two days of talks aimed at normalizing economic relations between Serbia and Kosovo where tensions remain high over thorny political issues
Attorney O’Connor wins Massachusetts GOP Senate primary
Kevin O’Connor has defeated fellow Republican Shiva Ayyadurai in the Massachusetts GOP Senate primary
The Latest: Wisconsin investigators: 28 videos reviewed
The Wisconsin Department of Justice says it has reviewed 28 videos related to the police shooting of Jacob Blake
The Latest: Trump promises to help Kenosha businesses
President Donald Trump says he’s committed to helping Kenosha, Wisconsin, and is promising more federal resources for police and small businesses
Sources: US stops ex Colombia warlord's deportation to Italy
The Trump administration has blocked the scheduled removal of a former Colombian paramilitary boss to Italy and now intends to deport him to his South American homeland where he’s been found responsible for hundreds of war crimes
Postal chief DeJoy has long leveraged connections, dollars
As questions linger about election-year changes to post office operations and service, congressional Democrats are trying to figure out how Republican donor Louis DeJoy came to be hired as postmaster general