USA

Native American Journalists Debate Future of Media in Indian Country

At issue: How to represent the diverse interests of hundreds of tribes and give them a voice in national media

Pentagon Chief Reaffirms US Commitment to Allies

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says US looking to strengthen relationships, listen to its partners as no nation can flourish on its own

Hurricane Maria Pounds Puerto Rico

Government: Prison Fits Weiner's Sex Crime on Teen Victim

In a plea bargain, Weiner has agreed not to appeal any sentence between 21 and 27 months

Trump Makes Decision on US Involvement in Iran Nuclear Accord

US leader declines to say what his decision is, but told UN that Tehran is 'an economically depleted rogue state'

Websites for Travelers Who Need Info on Hurricane Regions

These websites can help you figure out what's happening on the ground

AP Interview: Lavrov Hints US-Russia 'Tit-for-Tat' Could End

Lavrov blamed the Obama administration for the collapse in relations between Moscow and Washington

Tarps Covering Confederate Statues are Being Ripped Down

The coverings are a gesture of mourning for Heather Heyer, who was killed when a car plowed into a group of people at a rally in which white nationalists and counterprotesters clashed

US Vice President Condemns 'Terrible Savagery' Against Rohingya Muslims

At UN, Mike Pence speaks out, in strongest terms to date of any senior US official, on Rohingya crisis in Myanmar, where hundreds of thousands have fled their homes

Nations to Sign Nuclear Ban Treaty Opposed by Big Powers

Treaty requires all countries that eventually ratify it to 'never under any circumstances to develop, test, produce, manufacture, otherwise acquire, possess or stockpile nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices'

Mueller Team Questions Deputy AG Amid Probe of Comey Firing

Rod Rosenstein is relevant to Special counsel's investigation because he authored memorandum in May that White House initially held up as justification for former FBI director's firing