News From The Associated Press

Far-right activists scuffled with the police and counterprotesters across England after a stabbing at a dance class in Southport on Monday.

By The Associated Press and Reuters

The chief spokesman for the International Olympic Committee condemned misinformation that cast doubt on the gender of Imane Khelif, an Algerian boxer in the women’s competition.

By The Associated Press

President Biden, who negotiated the Russia prisoner release, delivered remarks surrounded by relatives of freed American hostages.

By The Associated Press

During an interview at a gathering of the National Association of Black Journalists in Chicago, former President Donald J. Trump said that “the choice of a vice president makes no difference.”

By The Associated Press

Israel carried out a strike in the suburbs of Beirut, on Tuesday night, saying that it had targeted Fuad Shukr, a senior Hezbollah official, whom it blamed for an assault that killed 12 children and teenagers in the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights this weekend.

By Reuters and The Associated Press

The president outlined his proposals for major changes to the Supreme Court, including imposing term limits and creating an enforceable code of ethics on the justices.

By The Associated Press

The wildfire in Northern California continues to spread and it was only 12 percent contained as of Sunday.

By The Associated Press and Reuters

The Paris Olympic Games are opening under tightened security after a coordinated arson attack disrupted France’s national rail system.

By Nailah Morgan and Karen Hanley

In an interview airing on ITV on Thursday, Prince Harry talks about his marathon battle with British tabloids over privacy and the effect it had on his relationship with other royals.

By Associated Press, Itn, Itv1, Itvx

Vice President Kamala Harris listed her campaign pledges, which included expanding abortion rights, building a strong middle class and protecting unions.

By The Associated Press