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Marcelo del Pozo / Reuters Can Spain Agree on a New Government?
The Popular Party emerged yet again as the single biggest party, but fell short of a majority.
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Turkey and Russia Reconcile
The Kremlin’s spokesman says Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan apologized for the death of a Turkish pilot who was shot down in Turkish airspace last November.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters An Undue Burden in Texas
The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down two Texas abortion-clinic restrictions in a 5-3 decision.
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Burhan Ozbilici / AP Israel and Turkey’s Rapprochement
The two allies had fallen out in 2010 after the deadly Israeli raid on a flotilla headed to the Gaza Strip.
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Brendan McDermid / Reuters Gay Marriage in the United States, One Year Later
The landmark Supreme Court ruling led to a surge of same-sex marriages—and plenty of backlash.
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Tim Ireland / AP Brexit: Can They Change Their Minds?
The results of the referendum are, in theory, not legally binding.
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Arizona Department of Corrections / Reuters Arizona's Death Penalty Fades Away
Drug shortages have left the state unable to perform executions, officials told a federal court Friday.
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Steve Helber / AP Deadly Flooding in West Virginia
Earl Ray Tomblin, the state’s governor, said Friday 14 people were killed.
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Robert F. Bukaty / AP Brazil's Shuttered Anti-Doping Lab
The World Anti-Doping Agency suspended the lab in Rio that tests urine and blood samples just ahead of the Olympics.
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Ringo H.W. Chiu / AP The Growing California Wildfire
The fire north of Los Angeles has already burned 80 homes, and several communities were being evacuated.
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AP Who Wants to Buy A Rat's-Head Mug Owned By Whitey Bulger?
The U.S. government is auctioning off the notorious Boston gangster’s belongings to raise money for his victims.
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Matt Dunham / AP Brexit FAQs: What Happens Next?
Are the referendum results binding? How long will it take Britain to get out? What happens to the rest of Europe?
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Eric Vidal / Reuters Why Brexit Is So Bad for the Global Economy
The regulations and trade negotiations will be a nightmare to sort out, but the scariest part right now is the uncertainty.
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Rick Wilking / Reuters Justices Against Drunk Driving
The U.S. Supreme Court approved warrantless breath tests but forbade warrantless blood tests during DUI arrests.
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Nancy Wiechec / Reuters The Trump Campaign Gets a $50 Million Donation
Donald Trump converted around $50 million in loans to his campaign to a gift—but did he have any choice?
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LM Otero / AP No Charges for the Texas Pool-Party Cop
The white officer was captured on video last summer throwing a black teenage girl to the ground while breaking up a pool party.
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Mike Segar / Reuters What the U.S. Supreme Court Immigration Ruling Means for Hillary Clinton
She has vowed to expand President Obama’s executive actions. Thursday’s decision won’t necessarily prevent her from doing so.
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Rajanish Kakade / AP Why Lightning Disproportionately Kills the Poor
About 24,000 people die each year around the world—the majority of them in developing countries.
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Rusty Kennedy / AP A Whole Lotta Love For Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin has won the copyright lawsuit that accused the band of stealing the melody for “Stairway to Heaven.”
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Bryan Woolston / Reuters A 'Not Guilty' Verdict in the Death of Freddie Gray
A judge acquitted Officer Caesar Goodson of all charges in the April 2015 mortal injury of the 25-year-old Baltimore man, including second-degree murder.
