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Bryan Woolston / Reuters The Latest Setback for Prosecutors in the Freddie Gray Case
A judge tossed an assault charge, but Lieutenant Brian Rice still faces charges of manslaughter, reckless endangerment, and misconduct.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters The Pokémon Go Armed Robbery
As teens and nostalgic millennials lost their collective minds over a new app, a handful of users in Missouri found another, more sinister purpose for it.
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Tiksa Negeri / Reuters Why Ethiopia Blocked Social Media
Government officials are worried about widespread cheating in national university entrance exams.
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Dar Yasin / AP Unrest Returns to Indian Kashmir
At least 30 people are dead in clashes that began after the killing of a separatist militant leader.
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Brandon Wade / AP Correcting 'American Sniper' Chris Kyle's Legend
An investigation by the U.S. Navy found the famous SEAL had not been awarded as many medals as he claimed.
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Aaron P. Bernstein / Reuters Trump Is Whoever You Want Him to Be
The Republican says he’ll build a wall on the Mexican border, ban Muslim immigration, and rip up free-trade deals. Many of his endorsers insist he doesn’t really mean it. Who should voters believe?
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Yuya Shino / Reuters Japan's Path to Militarization
The prime minister has won enough seats in parliament to change a constitutional clause that has outlawed war since 1947.
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Mike Stone / Reuters The Retirement of Tim Duncan
The five-time NBA champion and 15-time All-Star amassed more than 1,000 career wins.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters The U.S. Fight Against ISIS in Iraq
Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced the deployment of an additional 560 troops to aid in the fight against the group.
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Max Becherer / AP The Release of DeRay Mckesson
The prominent Black Lives Matter leader was freed from jail Sunday after he and about 100 other protesters were arrested over the weekend.
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Tony Gutierrez / AP The Injuries to the Texas Governor
Greg Abbott received severe second- and third-degree burns last week while in Wyoming, but he still traveled to Dallas in the wake of the deadly shootings to urge unity.
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Stefan Wermuth / Reuters A Very Murray Wimbledon
Great Britain’s Andy Murray won his second Wimbledon title Sunday, defeating Canada’s Milos Raonic.
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Jonathan Bachman / Reuters The Hundreds Arrested in Protests Over Police Shootings
Protesters and police clashed Saturday during demonstrations over police violence against African Americans.
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Andrew Couldridge / Reuters Serena's Wimbledon Victory
The American tennis champion tied Steffi Graf’s record of 22 Grand Slam titles at Wimbledon on Saturday.
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Charles Rex Arbogast / AP A Black Police Chief on the Dallas Attacks
One veteran officer speaks from the heart, on the intersection of race and policing.
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AP Bangladesh's Long Road to Islamist Violence
For a time, the secular democracy seemed to have a handle on the militants in its midst. What happened?
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Tony Gutierrez / AP The Dallas Shootings: What We Know
Five officers were killed by snipers after gunfire erupted during protests Thursday night.
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Ricardo Mazalan / AP The First Zika Death in the Continental U.S.
Salt Lake County officials in Utah announced the death on Friday.
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Craig Ruttle / AP A Week of Bloodshed in America
Photographs of the shootings, the protests, the police, and the trauma.
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Wolfgang Rattay / Reuters Why Germany Has Fewer Asylum-Seekers This Year
In 2015, 1.1 million asylum-seekers arrived in the country. In the first six months of this year, 222,000 have arrived.
