G7 Summit 2018: What to know
Where is the 44th G7 Summit being held and why are so many of the members frustrated with the United States?
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Mother of MS-13 victim on Trump's gang crackdown
Evelyn Rodriguez's 16-year-old daughter Kayla was killed for standing up to members of MS-13.
Joe Lieberman: I hope Trump pulls out of the Iran deal
The deadline approaches for Trump to decide if the United States is pulling out of the Iran deal; former Connecticut senator Joe Lieberman shares his take on 'Sunday Morning Futures.'
Gordon Chang: China trade war has been happening for decades
'The Coming Collapse of China' author Gordon Chang says on 'Sunday Morning Futures' that Trump is making the right moves when it comes to trade and China.
Parkland student on protecting schools by arming teachers
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School junior Ariana Klein attended White House listening session on school safety.
Parkland student on protecting schools by arming teachers
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School junior Ariana Klein attended White House listening session on school safety.
Apple’s $350B investment in America explained
In response to massive tax reform legislation, Apple announced $350 billion plans to invest in America. From breaking ground on a new campus to hiring 20,000 more employees, here’s how the tech giant plans to spend its cash.
Senate Democrats ask Trump for answers on China trademarks
A group of Senate Democrats sent a letter to U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday, requesting information about a raft of trademark approvals from China this year that they say may violate the U.S. Constitution's ban on gifts from foreign governments.
Clashes in Greece as thousands protest austerity
Greek workers have walked off the job across the country for a nationwide general strike expected to disrupt public and private sector services.
Merkel: British EU immigration cap would have price
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that if Britain restricts immigration from European Union countries in the future, that will have "its price."
The Latest: Assange seeks contact with US, UK officials
The Latest on Swedish prosecutor ending investigation of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange (all times local): 10:30 a.m.
Standard & Poor's raises Indonesia credit rating
Standard & Poor's has raised Indonesia's sovereign credit rating to investment grade in recognition of a stable governing coalition and improved control over government finances.
Saudi oil minister expects extension of production cut deal
Saudi Arabia's energy minister says he doesn't expect any objections to a nine-month extension to the output cut deal between OPEC and none-OPEC members through March 2018.
Moody's cuts China credit rating over rising debt
China has criticized a decision by the Moody's rating agency to cut its rating for Chinese government debt and defended Beijing's finances and economic reforms.
OPEC likely to extend production cuts into next year
OPEC oil ministers meeting this week appear damned if they don't extend production cuts — and only slightly less damned if they do.
A look at the G-7 leaders meeting with Trump in Sicily
A glance of the leaders meeting with Donald Trump during his first Group of Seven summit as U.S. president, in alphabetical order by country.
G7 leaders pressure tech firms on removing terror propaganda
The differences are well-known: climate change, trade and migration threaten to throw a summit of the Group of Seven wealthy democracies off its consensus game, with U.S. President Donald Trump cast as the spoiler-in-chief.
Albanians NGO files lawsuit against park hydropower project
Albanian residents and a non-governmental organization have filed a lawsuit against the government for giving a concession to build a hydropower station in a protected valley.
Top Dominican official among 12 detained in bribery scandal
The Dominican Republic minister of industry and commerce and seven other top-level officials have been detained in an international bribery scandal involving the Brazilian company Odebrecht.
Goldman under fire for buying Venezuela "hunger bonds"
Venezuela opposition leaders are decrying Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s purchase of bonds from the government of President Nicolas Maduro.