Amber Heard appeared in court with a bruised face, accusing Johnny Depp of repeated domestic abuse.
North Korea continues to perpetuate fear in the pacific; this time, forcing Japan to be on edge.
Among the peaceful commemoration of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki attacks came warnings from the Japanese government — with subsequent counter-measures to a potential missile strike. 
Japan has administered it’s military forces and calls for a “high-alert” warning — after North Korea purportedly motioned for a missile launch towards one of it’s closest neighbors.
The Sea of Japan was decorated with naval ships, including naval destroyers and anti-ballistic missile Patriot batteries Monday morning, anticipating the worst. Tensions have been high in the region since North Korea’s fourth nuclear weapons demonstration last January — accompanied by a slew of satellite launches, and various other missile launches.
The North Korean rocket in question has been assumed to be an intermediate-range Musudan Missile with a radius of about 4000km. Such a rocket could very well permeate South Korea, Japan, and many other countries. The tests that were conducted by North Korea prompted immediate action by the United Nations, including stricter sanctions on the country.
This has been the second time that Japan has imposed high-level warnings in regards to North Korean missile tests this year.
South Korea has remained vigilant on the matter, with officials stating that they are “fully prepared” for any conflict.
According to the U.S. Refugee Agency, over 700 migrants are feared to have perished after a failed attempt to cross the Mediterranean Sea.
An arrest in the death of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s aide, Carey Gabay, has been made.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump reached the amount of delegates needed to secure party’s presidential nomination.
Almost 71 years after the first atomic bomb was deployed on the Japanese city Hiroshima, Obama visited the city to pay his respects to the victims and to call for an end to nuclear weapons.
Gunfire during a rap concert at Irving Plaza in Manhattan left a 33-year-old-man dead and three other people wounded; police and witnesses state that concertgoers panicked and ran for the exits.
Eleven states filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Obama administration in regards to the federal directive allowing transgender students to use bathrooms corresponding to their gender identities.
On May 24, President Obama spoke in Hanoi about Unites States-Vietnam relations, examining relations and asking Vietnam to improve its human rights record.
During a Tuesday hearing, Pennsylvania District Judge Elizabeth McHugh declared there was enough evidence for a criminal trial against Bill Cosby.