- The Texas Highway Patrol gives ICE lists of people who receive traffic violations. [Link]
- A Calfornia judge allows a free speech lawsuit against Twitter for banning a user to move forward. [Link]
- Aaron Mate explains how there is still no proof of Russian collusion in the 2016 election. [Link]
- Ivan Duque wins Colombia’s presidential election. Duque ran on a platform that called for changes to the peace agreement with FARC. [Link]
- A British boy has been hospitalized after authorities prevent him from taking his seizure medication. [Link]
- Donald Trump reveals he set up communications with Kim Jong-un and plans a call for Sunday. [Link]
- Joe Lauria on the disappointing reactions from the Democrats to Trump meeting Kim. [Link]
- Israel carries out airstrikes in Gaza in response to burning balloons and kites. [Link]
- A proposed Israeli law will prevent rights groups from filming Israeli soldiers. [Link]
- The Taliban and the Afghan government are celebrating a ceasefire. ISIS-K kills at least 25 in a bombing in Afghanistan. [Link] ISIS-K is suspected of carrying out another suicide bombing that killed 18. [Link]
- The Afghan War Inspector General says the US has spent $8.6 billion on the failed drug war in Afghanistan. [Link]
- Turkey kills 35 Kurdish PKK fighters with an airstrike in northern Iraq. [Link]
- Trump signs off on $6.6 million to the White Helmets. [Link]
- Western governments back the YPG trading of Westerners fighting for ISIS back to ISIS. [Link]
- Alex Potter profiles the victims of Saudi Arabia’s airstrike on a Yemen wedding. [Link]
- The Saudi coalition bombs the airport in Hodeida. [Link]
- French special forces are on the ground in Yemen. [Link]
- 20 people have been killed by a bombing in Nigeria. Boko Haram is suspected of carrying out the attack. [Link]
