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Alexander Kots / Komsomolskaya Pravda / AP The Letter Urging a U.S. Rethink on Syria
Fifty-one State Department officials are urging the Obama administration to conduct airstrikes against the Assad regime.
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Reuters EgyptAir Crash: Second Black Box Is Recovered
The first black box was recovered Thursday, and both retrievals will likely allows investigators to determine why Flight 804 crashed.
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Stephen Lam / Reuters Why the Stanford Judge Gave Brock Turner Six Months
The California judge said the sexual-assault victim suffered “physical and devastating emotional injury,” but a prison sentence for her offender was not appropriate.
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Christopher Aluka Berry / Reuters The Coming Ad Barrage Against Donald Trump
The presumptive Republican nominee faces an onslaught of negative ads, without the cash or staff to respond in kind.
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Karen L. King / Harvard / AP / … Karen King Responds to ‘The Unbelievable Tale of Jesus’s Wife’
The Harvard scholar says papyrus is probably a forgery.
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Reuters Who Was Jo Cox?
The Labour Party member of Parliament, who was killed Thursday, was an activist and a passionate voice for refugees.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Obama in Orlando
The president on Thursday traveled to the scene of the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP Texas Loses Its Syrian Refugee Lawsuit
A federal judge tossed out the case on procedural grounds Wednesday.
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Yannis Behrakis / Reuters The Latest Clue in the EgyptAir Mystery
A search vessel has retrieved from the Mediterranean the downed plane’s cockpit-voice recorder.
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Senate Television via AP The Senate Will Vote on Guns
With a 15-hour filibuster, Chris Murphy won the chance to bring up a pair of amendments, but no guarantee that they will pass.
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Claude Paris / AP Euro 2016: Exit, Russian Fans
French officials say 20 Russians will be deported following violence at the soccer tournament.
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Christopher Gregory / Getty What the Press Got Right About Trump's Candidacy
One year ago, the entertainer got into the race—and reporters got him all wrong. Or did they?
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Todd Korol / Reuters ‘O Canada’ Goes Gender-Neutral
The Canadian House of Commons tweaked the national anthem toward inclusion Wednesday.
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Mohamed Abd El Ghany / Reuters The Wreckage of the Downed EgyptAir Plane
Egyptian officials said Wednesday they have found the remains of Flight 804, which vanished last month.
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Stephen Lam / Reuters The Stanford Rape Case's Judicial Fallout
Prosecutors successfully removed Judge Aaron Persky from a new sexual-assault case on Tuesday, citing his controversial role in Brock Turner’s trial.
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Phelan M. Ebenhack / AP Orlando Nightclub Attack: What We Know
The FBI is seeking the public’s help to piece together why Omar Mateen selected the Pulse nightclub as his target.
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Adriano Machado / Reuters The Political Future of Brazil’s ‘Frank Underwood’
Eduardo Cunha, the legislator who led the charge to remove Dilma Rousseff, now faces his own crisis.
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Chris Keane / Reuters The Southern Baptist Call to Stop Displaying Confederate Flags
The denomination so rooted in slavery passed a resolution Tuesday, recognizing its past.
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Stefan Wermuth / AP Yea or Nay-vy: A ‘Brexit’ Battle on the Thames
Rival flotillas sailed the river harboring gill will ahead of the June 23 referendum that will decide the U.K.’s membership in the EU.
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Jorge Silva / Reuters Coffee, for Your Health
New guidelines from the World Health Organization say drinking coffee may prevent cancer, and represent the latest in a long debate over the harms and benefits of a beloved beverage.
