Erdogan presses U S to extradite Gulen
Turkey urges the United States to extradite Fethullah Gulen amid post coup tensions. The Turkish government accuses Gulen of masterminding the July 15 coup and seeks cooperation, while U S officials say extradition follows legal process regardless of politics.
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Supreme Court stays order on transgender student bathroom access
The Supreme Court in a 5 3 decision delays a lower court ruling that would block a Gloucester County student born female from using the boys’ restroom while transgender rights are litigated on appeal. Gavin Grimm, 17, sued the school board over its policy requiring use of alternative facilities.
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North Korea fires missile near Japan drawing regional rebuke
North Korea launched two Rodong missiles. one failed, the other reportedly crossed toward Japan, landing near Akita in Japan's EEZ. Tokyo Seoul and Washington condemned the act as provocative and heightened THAAD deployment tension with Beijing viewing it as destabilizing.
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