Bolsonaro and Lula Are Heading to Second Round in Brazil Election

By Terrence McCoy, Paulina Villegas & Gabriela Sá Pessoa | The Washington Post (free)

A U.S. warship sailed through the strait separating Taiwan and China on Tuesday, the navy said, the first such passage since leaders from the two rival superpowers held a video summit.

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In Burkina Faso, the Man Who Once Led a Coup Is Ousted by One

By Elian Peltier | The New York Times

The army officer who seized power over Burkina Faso in a coup in January conceded Sunday that he too had been ousted by mutinying soldiers, capping two days of unrest and plunging the West African country again into uncertainty about its political future.

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Fans Focus on Police After More Than 100 Die at Indonesian Soccer Match

By Muktita Suhartono, Sui-Lee Wee & Dera Menra Sijabat | The New York Times

Witnesses said officers fired tear gas indiscriminately into the stands, causing a stampede that led to at least 125 deaths.

Americans Captured by Russia Detail Months of Beatings, Interrogation

By Dan Lamothe | The Washington Post

In their first extensive interview since being freed, Alex Drueke and Andy Tai Huynh recount the physical and psychological abuse they endured over 104 days in captivity.

The Story Behind DeSantis’s Migrant Flights to Martha’s Vineyard

By Edgar Sandoval, Miriam Jordan, Patricia Mazzei & J. David Goodman | The New York Times

Asylum seekers in Texas were recruited for the flights by a woman who appeared to be a former Army counterintelligence agent. “We were tricked,” one migrant said.