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Michael Sohn / AP Germany’s Vote on the Armenian Genocide
The Bundestag’s move Thursday has angered Turkey.
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Dana Verkouteren / AP The Solicitor General Rests
Donald Verrilli, who as the Obama administration’s top litigator won landmark cases on the Affordable Care Act, same-sex marriage, and immigration, will step down this month.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters UCLA Shooting: The Suspect in the Murder-Suicide
The LAPD has identified the shooter in Wednesday’s killing of an engineering professor.
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Ken Blaze / USA Today Sports The NBA Finals Rematch
The Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers face off for the second straight year.
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Ajit Solanki / AP Convictions in 2002 Gujarat Riots Case
An Indian court convicted 24 people—but acquitted 36—for the Gulbarg Society killings in which 69 Muslims were killed.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Bangladesh Heist: Seeking Answers
The House Committee on Space, Science, and Technology will look into how the money was stolen from the New York Fed.
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AP No Civil-Rights Charges in Minnesota Police Shooting
Federal prosecutors ended their investigation into the November 2016 shooting death of Jamar Clark.
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Joe Skipper / Reuters The Death of Corey Jones: Six Shots, Two Charges, Few Answers
A prosecutor on Wednesday charged a police officer for attempted murder and negligent manslaughter in the 2015 killing of the 31-year-old black man.
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Farah Abdi Warsameh / AP The Bombing Attack in Somalia’s Capital
The terrorist group al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for a bombing Wednesday in Mogadishu that has killed 10 and injured dozens more.
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Egyptian Defense Ministry / AP The Search for EgyptAir Flight 804
Investigators say a French vessel looking for the aircraft has detected a signal from one of the data recorders.
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Steve Helber / AP Another Win for Transgender Rights in the Federal Courts
The Fourth Circuit won’t reconsider its ruling in favor of a transgender Virginia student who requested access to the boy’s restroom, a decision with potential national repercussions.
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LM Otero / AP Ken Starr Stepping Down as Baylor University's Chancellor
The move comes just days after the school demoted Starr, its president, and fired Art Briles, the football coach, over how sexual-assault complaints were handled.
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Ivan Sekretarev / AP Twitter's Suspension of (and About-Face on) a Parody Account
The social-media platform suspended the popular @DarthPutinKGB account on Tuesday. A day later, the account is back online.
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Arnd Wiegmann / Reuters The World’s Longest Rail Tunnel
Switzerland opened the 35.5-mile tunnel to modernize freight through the Alps.
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Alvin Baez / Reuters Another American Zika Birth
A woman in New Jersey gave birth to a baby girl this week after being infected with the virus.
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Jim Young / Reuters The French Connection
The farcical quest for a conservative alternative to Donald Trump finds National Review’s David French, and produces a farcical reaction by the press.
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Scott Heppell / AP Trump’s U.K. Visit
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee will visit Britain on June 24—the day after the “Brexit” vote—for the opening of his golf resort.
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Egyptian Armed Forces / AP EgyptAir Crash: Black Box Signals Heard
Egyptian investigators say a French vessel looking for the aircraft has detected a signal from one of the data recorders.
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Bebeto Matthews / AP The Art of the Swindle
In court filings, former employees of Trump University allege that it preyed on the insecurities of its students, selling them courses they did not need or could not afford.
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AP The Investigation of Thailand’s Tiger Temple
Officials are looking into whether the popular tourist attraction was involved in the wildlife trafficking after the discovery of 40 dead cubs.
