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Charles Harrity / AP Muhammad Ali and Vietnam
His refusal to be drafted to fight in the war transcended the boxing ring, which he had dominated, at great personal cost.
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Action Images / Reuters Embracing the Greatest
In order to honor Muhammad Ali, we must first fully understand who he was.
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Matt Dunham / AP The Tributes to Muhammad Ali
Tributes are pouring in for the boxer who died Friday at at the age of 74.
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John Rooney / AP Remembering Muhammad Ali, the Greatest of All Time
The legendary boxer died Friday at age 74 from a respiratory illness aggravated by Parkinson’s disease.
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Timothy D. Easley / AP Muhammad Ali Is Hospitalized
The former boxing heavyweight champion is battling respiratory issues at a hospital in the Phoenix area.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters Why Is Donald Trump So Angry at Judge Gonzalo Curiel?
The tirades against the respected federal judge may have less to do with his ethnicity than with the magnitude of the legal challenges facing Trump.
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Reuters Texas Floods: Nine Fort Hood Soldiers Are Dead
Their truck overturned while crossing Owl Creek. Three were rescued.
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Arnd Wiegmann / Reuters The Secret Bonus Pool For FIFA’s Top Leaders
A day after Swiss police raided FIFA headquarters in Zurich, investigators revealed top officials paid themselves $80 in bonuses.
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Pascal Rossignol / Reuters The Flooding in Germany and France
Nearly a week of rain in parts of Europe has caused towns to evacuate, rivers to rise to near-historic levels, and the Louvre and other attractions to close.
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Felipe Dana / AP The 10 Refugees Who Will Compete in the Olympics
The IOC announced Friday that the athletes from Syria, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo will go to Rio this summer and march under the Olympic flag.
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Shuji Kajiyama / AP Found: The Japanese Boy Punished By His Parents
The 7-year-old left by his parents on a mountain road is unharmed, but exhausted.
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Matt Sullivan / Reuters Ohio's Questionable Voter Purge
The Buckeye State is kicking residents who haven’t cast a ballot since 2008 off its rolls—a “use-it-or-lose-it” approach critics say disparately affects minorities.
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Italian Navy / AP More Migrant Deaths
At least two vessels carrying migrants and refugees capsized Friday—one near Libya and the other off Crete. More than 100 people are reported dead.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters Trump: Mexican American Judge Has an 'Absolute Conflict'
The Republican candidate’s insistence that Gonzalo Curiel cannot preside impartially simply because of his ethnic heritage flies in the face of established precedent.
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Pascal Rossignol / Reuters Will the Louvre Flood?
The Seine has risen 16 feet and risks overflowing its banks and inundating the world’s most famous museum.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Paul Ryan Finally Falls in Line
After weeks of agonizing, the House speaker lets the world know as quietly as he can that, yes, he’ll be voting for Donald Trump in November.
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Chris Wattie / Reuters No More Questions on Human Rights in China
A Canadian reporter’s query prompted a lecture from China’s foreign minister.
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Dylan Martinez / Reuters Prince and Painkillers
The Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office has found that Prince died from an overdose, caused by a powerful opioid called Fentanyl.
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Katie Salvi A New Origin Story for Dogs
The first domesticated animals may have been tamed twice.
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John Minchillo / AP Do We Need Zoos?
The killing of Harambe, the silverback gorilla, at the Cincinnati Zoo has sparked a massive debate.
