The president has distanced himself from former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, whose trial is ending and who will soon face a jury's verdict.

Around 75 percent of Caracas residents say they do not have regular access to water, while residents continue to battle hyperinflation and empty supermarket shelves.

“I think the Canadian government is only beginning to understand how offensive their conduct has been to the Saudi government,” former Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird said in an interview.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and Foreign Minister Javad Zarif initially argued that the deal would bring a windfall of foreign investment, but that promise did not materialize.

One expert told Newsweek the choice of the potent opioid was “symbolic in a sinister way.”

Documentary filmmaker Bing Liu brings empathy to young, working-class skateboarders coming of age in Rust Belt America while avoiding nostalgia.

"I saw my fellow Republicans, the heirs to Ronald Reagan’s conservative revolution, repudiating the very foundational and aspirational principles he used to truly 'Make America Great Again' in the 1980s," Chris Gagin said.

After dozens of people were killed in the collapse, Italy’s deputy prime minister seemed to point the finger at “external constraints.”