President Hassan Rouhani of Iran has been under pressure to retaliate against the United States. Credit Abedin Taherkenareh/EPA, via Shutterstock
This Wednesday, Iran rolls back nuclear pledges but stops short of violating pact; Colorado school shooting victim was 3 days away from graduation; appeals court rules Trump administration can keep sending asylum-seekers to Mexico; Asia Bibi: Christian leaves Pakistan after blasphemy acquittal; and Silicon Valley is coming for your house.
Iran rolls back nuclear pledges but stops short of violating pact (Reuters)
Colorado school shooting victim was 3 days away from graduation (NY Times)
Appeals court rules Trump administration can keep sending asylum-seekers to Mexico (NPR)
Asia Bibi: Christian leaves Pakistan after blasphemy acquittal (BBC)
Silicon Valley is coming for your house (NY Times)
Militant bomb near Sufi shrine kills 10 in Pakistan's Lahore (Reuters)
Russian evangelicals penalized most under anti-evangelism law (Christianity Today)
Terrorists in Burkina Faso execute six at Pentecostal church (Christianity Today)
South Africa's ANC seen winning election but support sliding (Reuters)
Ex-spy chief charged with humans rights violations in Ethiopia (BBC)
Taliban attack office of U.S.-funded aid group in Afghanistan (NY Times)
Iyad el-Baghdadi, activist in Norway, 'warned by CIA of Saudi threat’ (BBC)
Philadelphia may stop charging drug users as criminals (Axios)