Kim Jong Un Shows Off North Korea Missiles as World on Edge
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw an elaborate military parade in the center of Pyongyang on Saturday as the world watched for any provocations that risk sparking a conflict with the U.S.
bloomberg.com
Huge bomb kills dozens of evacuees in Syria
A huge car bomb has blasted a convoy of coaches carrying evacuees from government-held towns in Syria, killing at least 39 people, state media report.
bbc.com
Russia Says Syria Invited Chemical Weapons Experts to Idlib
Russia called for international inspectors to visit Idlib, where the U.S. accused Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad of carrying out a deadly chemical weapons attack against his own citizens.
bloomberg.com
Turkey referendum: Final campaigning ahead of landmark vote
The final day of campaigning is taking place in Turkey ahead of a referendum on whether to grant sweeping new powers to the president.
bbc.com
Hackers expose NSA financial spying arsenal, global banking system potentially at risk
Hacking group Shadow Brokers has released a data dump allegedly stolen from the NSA that details the agency’s ability to hack international banks, as well as the SWIFT network, via Windows PCs and servers used in global financial transfers.
rt.com
Stampede injures 16 after hysteria erupts at NYC's Penn Station over false gunshot reports
Massive crowds fled Penn Station Friday, resulting in a panicked stampede after Amtrak police used a Taser to subdue a suspect which terrified commuters mistook for a gunshot. Rumors of a shooter quickly spread, prompting the evacuation of Macy’s across the street.
rt.com
IS death toll hits 90 from huge US bomb in Afghanistan
Afghan authorities Saturday reported a jump in fatalities from the American military's largest non-nuclear bomb, declaring some 90 Islamic State fighters dead, as US-led ground forces sought to advance on their mountain hideouts.
afp.com
Pharmaceutical giant 'plotted to destroy cancer drugs to drive prices up 4,000%'
Leaked internal emails appear to show employees at one of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies calling for “celebration” over price hikes of cancer drugs, an investigation has revealed.
independent.co.uk
Philippine's drug arrests prison bursting at the seams
The Quezon City jail in the Philippines is jammed with suspected drug offenders who have been imprisoned under President Rodrigo Duterte's so-called drug war.
cbc.ca
One broadband choice counts as “competition” in new FCC proposal
A Federal Communications Commission plan to eliminate price caps in much of the business broadband market uses a new test for determining whether customers benefit from competition.
arstechnica.com
Major Leak Suggests NSA Was Deep in Middle East Banking System
For eight months, the hacker group known as Shadow Brokers has trickled out an intermittent drip of highly classified NSA data. Now, just when it seemed like that trove of secrets might be exhausted, the group has spilled a new batch.