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Reuters A Boy Goes Home After 6 Nights Alone in the Forest
The 7-year-old Japanese boy had been punished for throwing stones at cars and people.
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A.M Ahad / AP The Murder of a Bangladeshi Hindu Priest
Suspected Islamists continue to target religious minorities and secularists in the South Asian country.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Is the Democratic Race Really Over?
Bernie Sanders’s campaign and supporters are furious about declarations that Hillary Clinton is the presumptive nominee, but their arguments don’t hold up to scrutiny.
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TEEX Remembering Bretagne, the Last Known 9/11 Rescue Dog
The 16-year-old golden retriever was the oldest surviving member of the group of dogs who took part in rescue and recovery operations at Ground Zero.
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Emrah Gurel / AP Another Attack in Turkey
This one, which targeted a police bus in Istanbul, has killed at least 11 people.
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Beck Diefenbach / Reuters Telling the Story of the Stanford Rape Case
Two letters, one from the victim and one from the offender’s father, have pushed a California case to the forefront of a national conversation about sexual assault.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Pharma Bro Pleads Not Guilty
Martin Shkreli, the former pharmaceutical CEO, pleaded not guilty to a new charge of conspiracy on Monday.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Trump's Libya Quagmire
The presumptive Republican nominee tries to draw a contrast between himself and Hillary Clinton, but both of them supported U.S. involvement in both Libya and Iraq.
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Monika Evstatieva / NPR The Uncelebrated Local War Reporters
David Gilkey, an NPR photographer, and Zabihullah Tamanna, an Afghan translator for the network, were killed Sunday in Afghanistan. Both men are being remembered.
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John Minchillo / AP No Charges For Parents of the Boy Who Climbed Into the Gorilla Enclosure
The Hamilton County’s prosecutor’s office in Ohio called it a “tragic accident and a terrible loss for the zoo.”
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Eric Liebowitz / HBO John Oliver's $15 Million Debt Giveaway
On Sunday’s Last Week Tonight, the comedian and host forgave the medical bills of some 9,000 people.
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Bryan Woolston / Reuters Can Prosecutors Convict Anyone at All in the Death of Freddie Gray?
Officer Caesar Goodson, who was driving the van in which the 25-year-old black man was fatally injured, faces the most serious charges.
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Amr Dalsh / Reuter The Rare Shark Attack in Egyptian Waters
Government officials have temporarily banned fishing and swimming near a resort where a swimmer was attacked this weekend.
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Reuters No Alcohol for U.S. Sailors in Japan
The Navy has banned drinking after the latest arrest of an American on Okinawa.
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SBU / AP Euro 2016: The Detained Frenchman in Ukraine
Ukraine’s security service says the man was arrested late last month with a large cache of arms.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters Mitch McConnell, a Politician in Full
The Senate majority leader dismisses purists and relives his biggest victories in a new memoir that offers clues to his reluctant embrace of Donald Trump.
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The NPR Photographer and Translator Killed in Afghanistan
David Gilkey and Zabihullah Tamanna were on assignment near Marjah when the Afghan military convoy with which they were traveling came under fire. Two other NPR journalists were unharmed.
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Thaier Al-Sudani / Reuters The Civilians Trying to Flee Fallujah
Some residents have drowned, been shot, or been killed by hidden explosives as they fled fighting between ISIS and Iraqi forces.
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Gonzalo Fuentes / Reuters No Stopping Novak Djokovic
The Serbian player defeated Scotland’s Andy Murray to win the French Open title Sunday.
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Ruben Sprich / Reuters Switzerland’s ‘Money for Nothing’ Proposal
Voters rejected Sunday a measure calling for universal basic income for Swiss citizens whether they worked or not.
