World News Desk

• Death Toll from Heavy Afghanistan Flooding Surpasses 150

• Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Set to Resign, Cites Ailing Health

• New Study Finds Smiling Tricks Your Mind into a Positive Mood

• A Collapsing Economy and a Family Feud Pile Pressure on Syria’s President Assad

• 15 Years After Katrina: Residents Faced with Crumbling Homes and Eviction

• Iran Announces Locally Made Ballistic and Cruise Missiles amid U.S. Tensions

• Back to the Paddy Fields. COVID Smashes Indian Middle-class Dreams

• 4 Killed, at Least 20 Hurt in Cincinnati Weekend Shootings

• Taiwan to Raise Defense Spending as China Details Combat Drills

• U.S. Seizes Iranian Gas Heading for Venezuela

• Iowa Farmers Suffer Deep Losses After Rare Storm Flattens Fields

• With President Trump’s Help, Israel and the United Arab Emirates Reach Historic Deal to Normalize Relations

• Vaping Linked to Risk of COVID-19 in Teens, Young Adults

• Mass Looting Breaks Out in Chicago; Shots Fired, 100 Arrested

• Lebanese Government Resigns after Beirut Blast, Public Anger

• Argentines Battle Rising Poverty and Hunger, With or Without Debt Deal

• China Diplomat: U.S. Fueling New Cold War Due to Presidential Election

• UN Finds Migrants Face Violence by African Officials

• Survivors Mark 75th Anniversary of World’s 1st Nuclear Attack

• Beirut Reels from Huge Blast, as Death Toll Climbs to at Least 100