Protesters occupying the Legislative Council in Hong Kong on Monday. Credit Lam Yik Fei for The New York Times
This Tuesday, Hong Kong police fight back against protesters; Iran officially exceeds uranium limit; inside a Border Patrol Facebook group where agents joke about migrant deaths and post sexist memes; EU leader disagreements drag on; and Lebanon troops demolish homes in refugee camps.
Hong Kong police fire tear gas in running battles after protesters trash legislature (Reuters)
Trump says Iran 'playing with fire' with uranium enrichment (Reuters)
Inside the secret Border Patrol Facebook group where agents joke about migrant deaths and post sexist memes (ProPublica)
Macron proposes Lagarde to head ECB in push to end EU jobs deadlock (Reuters)
Lebanon troops demolish Syrian refugee homes as deadline expires (Al Jazeera)
German migrant rescue ship captain goes before Italian court (Reuters)
Iran-linked hackers said to be ready for attacks on U.S. targets (Foreign Policy)
Burundi's Pierre Nkurunziza renames historical landmarks with Hutu names (BBC)
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Women in CBP facility face 'psychological warfare' from officers (El Paso Times)
To evade sanctions on Iran, ships vanish in plain sight (NY Times)
Melting Greenland is awash in sand (NY Times)
In Portland, a punch and a milkshake rumor feed a fresh round of police criticism (NY Times)
Democrats angered by HUD’s hiring of Trump aide who quit after racist posts (NY Times)
Fire kills sailors aboard navy research submersible in Russia (BBC)
“Dire” law enforcement crisis in rural Alaska prompts emergency declaration, new federal funding (ProPublica)