“I know that fear, I know that terror and I just want to try to save another family from going through that terror,” said Representative Debbie Dingell, Democrat of Michigan. Credit Erin Schaff/The New York Times
End your week with Friday’s top news from around the world. In the face of NRA lobbying, House passes revamped Violence Against Women Act, the US revokes the visa of an ICC prosecutor who was investigating possible war crimes in Afghanistan, and Rwanda comes up on the 25th anniversary of its genocide. Read more below.
House passes revamped Violence Against Women Act in face of NRA lobbying (NY Times)
U.S. revokes ICC prosecutor's entry visa over Afghanistan investigation (Reuters)
Rwanda remembers, quarter of a century after genocide (France24)
What the job surge is masking (Axios)
Islamic State says it killed 18 soldiers in west Africa (Reuters)
Congress is done with the war in Yemen (Foreign Policy)
Trump backs off threat to close border, capping a week of retreats (LA Times)
Seven dead in clash between Philippine troops, Abu Sayyaf militants (Straits Times)
Romania gets international warning over legal changes (Politico)
Saudi Arabia 'launches wave of arrests' over rights support (BBC)
EU charges German carmakers with blocking emissions cleaning technology (Reuters)
NATO turns 70 (Axios)
Algeria makes history. Now what? (Axios)