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What’s Going On Around The World Today?
Key players in the Republican anti-Trump movement will support Evan McMullin’s independent presidential campaign. Why transgender people in Japan prefer to be told they have a “disorder.” And the US holds the lead with 19 medals following three days of competition at the Rio Olympics.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today
The Summer Games arrived despite amid concerns about the Zika virus, pollution, and security in Brazil. The American Nazi Party chair said a Donald Trump victory would present “a real opportunity” for white nationalists. And “Suicide Squad” smashed box office records with a $135 million estimated domestic debut.
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Olympic Updates: USA Wins First Men’s Marathon Medal In 12 Years On Games’ Last Day
Some 10,000 athletes are competing in 300 events over 17 days, amid concerns of the Zika virus, pollution, and security in Brazil.
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Opening Ceremony Kicks Off Rio Olympics With Flair And A Message
The Olympic Games got underway Friday amid concerns of the Zika virus, pollution, and security in Brazil. BuzzFeed News reporters Tamerra Griffin and Ryan Broderick are reporting from Rio.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today?
Activists in the UK have blocked traffic outside London’s Heathrow Airport as part of a UK-wide nationwide Black Lives Matter protests. What it’s like to watch hate and fear grow after the attacks in Nice, France. And the 2016 Olympic Games officially kick off with the opening ceremony in Rio tonight.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today?
Donors weren’t expecting a traditional campaign from Donald Trump, but they weren’t expecting the level of this week’s implosion either. Police arrested a 19-year-old man suspected of killing a woman and injuring five other people in a stabbing attack in London. And a US company got permission to land a spacecraft on the moon.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today?
US President Barack Obama called on Republicans to rescind their endorsements of presidential nominee Donald Trump. Instagram launched a new feature: a series of temporary photos and videos that last only 24 hours. And the review of Suicide Squad.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today?
Donald Trump said Bernie Sanders made a “deal with the devil” by endorsing Hillary Clinton. Singer Kesha is dropping her lawsuit against producer Dr. Luke in an effort to restart her career. And Apple released more than 100 new emojis in an effort to make them more gender inclusive.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today?
Republican leaders are defending the family of a fallen Muslim American soldier after Donald Trump attacked their Democratic National Convention speech. While Zika gets the headlines, Rio Olympics visitors are facing bigger health risks. And some things we learned from Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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Olympics Updates: 271 Russian Athletes Cleared To Compete In Rio
Updates on the Rio Olympics right up to the opening ceremony.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today
Hillary Clinton gave a historic speech, securing her place as the first woman presidential nominee of a major US political party. What really drove Turkey’s failed coup plotters. And old-school 1990s MTV is returning(!).
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Hillary Clinton Made History — Then Skewered Donald Trump With One Tweet Comment
Reporting from Philadelphia: Ruby Cramer, Bim Adewunmi, Evan McMorris-Santoro, Darren Sands, Adrian Carrasquillo, Mary Ann Georgantopoulos, Jim Dalrymple, Dominic Holden, Emma Loop, John Stanton, Katherine Miller, and Ben Smith.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today
US President Barack Obama rebuked Donald Trump and hailed Hillary Clinton on the third night of the Democratic National Convention. Meanwhile, Trump expressly asked Russia to hack Clinton’s emails. And meet the smartest hero in the Marvel Universe.
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Convention Recap: Hillary Clinton Joins Obama On Stage After President’s Address
Reporting from Philadelphia: Ruby Cramer, Bim Adewunmi, Evan McMorris-Santoro, Darren Sands, Adrian Carrasquillo, Mary Ann Georgantopoulos, Jim Dalrymple, Dominic Holden, Emma Loop, and John Stanton.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today
Former president Bill Clinton took the crowd down memory lane as he backed his “best friend” Hillary on the second night of the Democratic National Convention. Apple’s business is declining due to slowing iPhone sales, but the company is still making a ton of money. And Roger Federer will miss the rest of the 2016 tennis season — including the Olympics — due to injury.
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Bill Clinton Says Hillary “Will Never Quit” — Then She Shattered A Virtual Glass Ceiling
Reporting from Philadelphia: Ruby Cramer, Bim Adewunmi, Evan McMorris-Santoro, Darren Sands, Adrian Carrasquillo, Mary Ann Georgantopoulos, Jim Dalrymple, Dominic Holden, Emma Loop, and John Stanton.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today
First lady Michelle Obama brought down the house on the first night of the Democratic National Convention. At least 19 people died in a knife attack at a facility for people with disabilities near Tokyo, Japan. And three Qaddafi henchmen who are wanted for embezzling millions from Libya have been found living in Britain.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today?
Leaked emails, a resignation, and protests — and the Democratic National Convention hasn’t even ~officially~ started yet. At least two people have been killed and at least 16 others were injured in a shooting outside a Florida nightclub. And meet the workers who sewed Donald Trump clothing for a few dollars a day.
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Convention Wrap-Up: Bernie Supporters Protest And Michelle Obama Moves The Crowd
Reporting from Philadelphia: Ruby Cramer, Bim Adewunmi, Evan McMorris-Santoro, Darren Sands, Adrian Carrasquillo, Mary Ann Georgantopoulos, Tracy Clayton, Jim Dalrymple, Dominic Holden, Emma Loop, Ryan Broderick, and John Stanton.
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What’s Going On Around The World Today?
Donald Trump has accepted the Republican US presidential nomination, capping off a rowdy convention. A black man in Florida was shot in the leg by a police officer while lying on his back with his hands up. And Roger Ailes resigned as CEO of Fox News amid a sexual harassment lawsuit.
