From the Wires

SEATTLE TIMES: Amazon surpassed analysts’ 2nd-quarter projects with a $92 million profit, when many believed the company would log losses.

BLOOMBERG: Under Armour rode strong shoe sales past analysts’ forecasts.

OREGONLIVE.COM: Passengers en route to Germany were forced to camp at Portland International Airport for a full day.

BEND BULLETIN: Lawmakers hope peer pressure drops rate of unvaccinated children.

ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Seattle CEO who made news by raising his company’s minimum wage to $70,000 a year is being sued by his brother.

BLOOMBERG: Nine executives, including the CEO, stepped down Tuesday after it was discovered the company fraudulently inflated profits.

Few land animals are as adept at camouflage as the rare snow leopard, captured here in stunning footage.

CNN: Eight board members, including vice chairman Norio Sasaki, have also resigned their posts as part of a major management reshuffle.

BBC: Cuba and the US have formally restored diplomatic relations.

CNN:  Senator tells new presidential candidate he should apologize to families of POWs.