GOPers: Why are we still warehousing children?
An agent can be heard in Spanish joking, "Well, we have an orchestra here, right? What's missing is a conductor". Trump blinks, there's little chance of relief for the almost 70 children who are being separated each day.

BJP quits Kashmir govt, calls for federal rule over region
The coalition marked the first time that the Hindu nationalist BJP held a leadership position in the Muslim-majority region. The party which was leading the state government had failed to control the situation in the state, the BJP leader said .

Germany: Joachim Low insists Sweden match is must-win after loss
Germany , who have never failed to reach the knockout stages at a World Cup , will hope to bounce back against Sweden in Sochi on Saturday before they play South Korea in their final match.

Federer gets 98th title with Stuttgart win
If I can play well, I'll be having my chances on the grass. "I'm just concentrating on the job to hand, trying to do it well". His Australian counterpart made life hard for him, but failed to win a single break point.

Ronaldo's Record-breaking Goal Eliminates Morocco
With the "Fubo Premier" bundle, you will get access to all four of the World Cup soccer TV channels in most markets. Cristiano Ronaldo's 4th-minute goal has made the difference as Portugal leads Morocco 1-0 at halftime.

Senegal's president travels to Russian Federation for World Cup match against Poland
An own goal from Thiago Cionek and M'Baye Niang's first strike for Senegal earned Aliou Cisse's side a 2-1 victory in Group H . Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria and Tunisia all lost their opening games before the Teranga Lions took to the pitch on Tuesday.

What Americans think of Trump's immigration policy separating parents and children
Mr Trump , whose hard-line stance on immigration is a major policy of his presidency, responded sharply to critics on Monday. I appreciate the need to enforce and protect our worldwide boundaries, but this zero-tolerance policy is cruel.

Brazil forward Neymar says referee should have ruled out Switzerland's equalizer
The pressure will now be on Brazil to kickstart their campaign when they face Costa Rica on Friday. There was a lot of anxiety, too much pressure, and it translated into our way of playing.

Colombia's James Rodriguez will not play vs. Japan after calf injury
Carlos Sanchez's red card in the fifth minute, is the fasting sending off in a World Cup game since 1986. Hosts Russia will play against Egypt in their second game in Group A.

Italian ship carrying hundreds of migrants finally docks in Spain
The arrival of the Aquarius convoy comes during a spike of desperate migrants heading to Europe from North African shores. After Spain invited the Aquarius to land, Italy sent the Dattilo and Orione to help transport the migrants.

France must and will do better in next game, says Deschamps
Pogba's strike was enough for France to come back, though for only their second win in their past five World Cup openers. Van Marwijk said the referee, Uruguayan Andres Cunha, had initially chose to let play go on.

Another Chelsea star to join Jose Mourinho at Manchester United
The Brazilian contributed six goals and seven assists in the league, with a goal involvement every 144.8 minutes. He knows what is demanded by Jose Mourinho and he has previously thrived within the United manager's system.

2 die of 6 men wounded in southern Sweden drive-by shooting
Aftonbladet reported that the shootings took place next to a police station and that officers were on the scene immediately. Suburban feuds between criminal gangs fighting over territory have taken place in major Swedish cities in recent years.

Croatia give reasoning behind sending home striker Kalinic
Kalinic has 15 goals in 42 worldwide games, but his involvement has fallen in kind with his form at club level. He wasn't ready against Brazil.

Donald Trump readies $200 billion in China tariffs, citing 'unacceptable' policies
Trump had already warned at the time of "additional tariffs" should Beijing hit back with tit-for-tat duties on American goods. Analysts say the Chinese government could target trade in services between the two countries rather than physical products.