Turkish police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse hundreds of demonstrators protesting an attack the previous night targeting an event for Radiohead fans.$inline_image
Source: After Turkey Radiohead attack, police tear gas protesters
Firefighters battling home-threatening wildfires in the western U.S. caught a break overnight as gusty winds died down, but with the region bracing for sweltering heat, Saturday’s respite could be brief, authorities said.$inline_image
Source: Progress made against western U.S. wildfires but heatwave looms
Belgian authorities charged three men with terror-related crimes after two days of raids and the detention of 40 people in a major investigation which they said required “immediate intervention” because they feared a new attack was close.$inline_image
Source: Three charged after major anti-terror raid in Belgium
Love won in Orlando on Saturday as a handful anti-LGBT protesters chants were drowned out by a much larger crowd singing ‘Amazing Grace.’$inline_image
Source: ‘Love wins’ in Orlando: crowd drowns out anti-LGBT funeral protesters
The Donald Trump campaign on Saturday released its first “emergency” fund-raising email, in response to an ad blitz from the Hillary Clinton campaign.$inline_image
Source: Trump team: We need 0K, fast
It was the kind of challenge Russian President Vladimir Putin seems to relish: downplaying his own weakness, exploiting his opponents’ vulnerabilities, and deftly turning the tables by throwing in a few barbed jokes.$inline_image
Source: Opinion: What Putin really meant
If the federal government won’t seek court advice on the constitutionality of its restrictive new law on assisted dying, Serge Joyal is hoping a provincial government will.$inline_image
Source: Senator urges provinces to test constitutionality of assisted dying law
