Vox Archives Archive
Archives for July 2018
Printed guns are in our (very near) future; the opposition party alleges rigging in the Zimbabwean election.
Wildfires rage in California; the fate of the missing Malaysia Airlines plane remains a mystery.
The US government tries to meet a family reunification deadline; Canada contemplates gun control after a mass shooting in Toronto.
The country mourns Nia Wilson through protest; in India, a dominant caste wants more.
Scientists may have discovered a lake filled with liquid water on Mars; updates on the Russian nerve agent attack that killed three in England continue to roll in.
All 12 “Wild Boars” and their soccer coach have made it to safety after an 18-day ordeal.
This is not your mother’s weed. We took a look at how it’s changed on our new Netflix show, Explained.
Trump butters up the agricultural industry with billions in emergency aid; Greece has been ravaged by the country’s “worst fire disaster” in a decade.
The death of Markeis McGlockton raises debate about “stand your ground” laws; victims of the Toronto shooting sustain “life-changing” injuries.
The FCC unexpectedly votes to effectively kill the Sinclair Broadcast Group’s acquisition of Tribune Media; Pakistan prepares for election day.
The Trump administration wants to roll back regulations protecting endangered species; Israel makes a controversial decision that could spark violence.
As Trump sides with Putin, the FBI arrests a Russian spy; some good news from Eritrea and Ethiopia.
Amazon workers take to the streets on the company’s biggest day of the year; temperatures rise to deadly levels in India.
He doesn’t seem very sorry for what he did.
The world watches as Trump and Putin meet in Helsinki; France celebrates its win at the 2018 World Cup.