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Desmond Boylan / AP The End of Colombia’s War With FARC
President Juan Manuel Santos and Timoleon Jimenez, the head of the left-wing rebel group, announced a historic cease-fire in Havana.
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Aaron Josefczyk / Reuters Cleveland's Restrictions on Convention Protests Are Unconstitutional
A judge has ruled that a 3.3-mile zone around the convention, to be held in July, infringes on demonstrators’ rights.
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Damian Dovarganes / AP An Oil Spill in California
A pipeline near the beach in Ventura County has leaked about 700 barrels.
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Jossy Ola / AP The Starvation Deaths in a Nigerian Refugee Camp
Doctors Without Borders was allowed into the camp in Bama for the first time and found 1,233 recently dug graves.
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Reuters China’s Deadly Storms
A tornado and hailstorm has killed 51 people in a province north of Shanghai.
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Alexander Scheuber / Getty Image A Shooting at a German Movie Theater
The motive of the gunman, who was shot dead by police in Viernheim, near Frankfurt, is not known.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters A Supreme Deadlock on Immigration
The justices split 4-4 on the Obama administration’s 2014 immigration plan, effectively blocking it.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Affirmative Action Survives at the Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court turned back a conservative challenge to the University of Texas at Austin’s plan to increase student diversity.
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Laura Leon / AP A Solar-Powered Transatlantic Flight
Solar Impulse, which took off from New York on Monday, landed in Seville, Spain.
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Joe Rosenthal / AP Iwo Jima, Misidentified
The Marine Corps has acknowledged it wrongly identified one of the six men in the iconic World War II image, USA Today reports.
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Chuck Burton / AP A Tale of Two Rallies
Voters from both parties in North Carolina, a newly minted swing state, are grappling with the weaknesses of the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Toby Melville / Reuters The ‘Brexit’ Campaign: A Cheat Sheet
Britons are voting Thursday in a nationwide referendum on EU membership. Here is a brief guide to the issues, personalities, and policies involved in the sometimes-heated, often-entertaining debate.
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Russell Boyce / Reuters Brexit’s Front Pages
How the British press reported on a historic referendum day
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John Mone / AP Congressional Lawmakers Reach a Zika Deal—Without Democrats
Democrats aren’t happy with the $1.1 billion deal, which includes millions in offsets.
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Bruce Bennett / USA Today Sports Vegas on Ice
The NHL approved Las Vegas for a new team starting in the 2017-18 season.
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Lawrence Jackson / AP When House Democrats Turned Out the Lights on Republicans
The lawmakers staging a sit-in on Wednesday took a page from GOP members who protested inaction by then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi on the House floor eight years ago.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters Gay Marriage in the U.S., After Obergefell v. Hodges
The historic Supreme Court ruling led to a surge in same-sex marriages in all 50 states, polls show.
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Evan Vucci / AP The Largest Healthcare Fraud Takedown in U.S. History
The U.S. Justice Department charged 301 people for $900 million in false billings.
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Cliff Owen / AP The IMF's Warning to the U.S.
The IMF’s chief said while the U.S. economy was “overall, in good shape,” it needed to overcome declining labor-force participation, lower productivity growth, income inequality, and “very high levels” of poverty.
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Chuck Burton / AP Donald Trump Brings Back the Talk of Default
If the economy crashes, “I’m going to give you back half,” the presumptive Republican nominee tells the nation’s creditors.
