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Some families reunite in U.S. as questions linger at border
After Trump's executive order, a host of unanswered questions remained, even as some families were reunited after being detained. What will happen to the children already separated from their parents and where the government will house all the newly detained migrants are still not known.
Why the West is no honest broker in the world's worst humanitarian crisis
The war in Yemen is a brutal proxy war in the Middle East with catastrophic humanitarian consequences. Aid workers on the ground say the West hasn't done enough to try to end the crisis. Margaret Evans looks at why the U.S., U.K. and France have been so quiet.
EU retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods go into effect
The European Union began enforcing $3.4 billion US in tariffs on U.S. products on Friday in retaliation to duties the Trump administration has put on European steel and aluminum.
Release of 5 men convicted in Spanish 'Wolf Pack' sex assault sparks protests
Five men convicted of sexually assaulting a young woman at the Pamplona bull running festival in 2016 were released on bail on Friday, reigniting outrage over the case which has led to mass protests calling for tougher punishment of sex crimes.
How Trump's tariff fight with China could draw in the world's oil powers
The first border skirmishes in the U.S.'s simmering international trade war have been relatively contained. But that could change quickly if the conflict spreads to the primary resource powering the global economy — oil.
