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According to officials, a man threw two Molotov cocktails at the Cuban diplomatic mission in Washington, D.C..

Cuban officials call Molotov cocktail attack on its US embassy terrorism

Nicaragua's President Ortega is persecuting members of his own religion by shutting down colleges, news organizations and taking prisoners.

Nicaragua’s Catholic president is persecuting members of his own religion

Secretary of State Blinken arrived in Kyiv Wednesday as part of an unannounced visit to meet with Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky.

Blinken’s unannounced Ukraine visit: The Morning Rundown Sept. 6, 2023

A video of Yevgeny Prigozhin shows Wagner's head mercenary recruiting in Africa, while other mercs continue training troops in Belarus.

Prigozhin pops up in Africa, Wagner mercs educate in Belarus

A U.S. lawmaker said Chinese hackers obtained all of his incoming and outgoing emails for an entire month.

US lawmaker hacked by Chinese points to his criticism of CCP, support for Taiwan

The United States raised concerns this week over China's efforts to encourage its citizens to participate in a new anti-spying push.

China’s anti-spying expansion threatens US businesses, travelers: State Dept

Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to make his first court appearance related to the latest federal charges he faces.

Trump to make court appearance on 2020 charges: The Rundown August 3

Months after the ICC issued a warrant for her arrest, Maria Lvova-Belova confirmed more than 700,000 kids were moved from Ukraine to Russia.

Lvova-Belova admits 700k kids were moved from Ukraine to Russia

About 200 Haitians marched in the capital city of Port-Au-Prince just days after an American nurse and her daughter were kidnapped in Haiti.

Protests follow kidnapping of American nurse, daughter in Haiti

Microsoft email accounts belonging to top government officials and agencies have been breached by Chinese hackers.

Chinese hackers target government officials: July 13 rundown