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Chris Wattie / Reuters The End of Justin Trudeau’s ‘Elbowgate’
The Canadian parliament on Tuesday decided to let the prime minister off the hook for accidentally elbowing another legislator this month.
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Chaiwat Subprasom / Reuters Where the World’s Slaves Live
A new report estimates nearly 46 million people live in contemporary slavery, more than half of them in five countries.
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Philippe Wojazer / Reuters The European Travel Risk
The U.S. State Department warned American travelers of terrorism in Europe this summer.
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Emrah Gurel / AP A Former Miss Turkey’s Punishment for Reposting a Poem to Instagram
A court in Turkey sentenced Merve Büyüksarac to a 14-month suspended prison sentence for insulting the president.
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Paul Sancya / AP Republicans Beg Marco Rubio to Keep His Day Job
Will the failed U.S. presidential hopeful change his mind and run for the Senate again?
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Arnd Wiegmann / Reuters Why One Swiss Town Won’t Accept Refugees
One of the wealthiest villages in Switzerland will pay a fine to keep refugees out.
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Dado Ruvic / Reuters Europe’s Purge of Hate Speech on Social Media
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Microsoft have agreed to delete hate speech on their sites within 24 hours.
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Darron Cummings / AP An Investigation Into Wisconsin's 'Candy Land'
A report due out Tuesday looks into the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center and how doctors might have over-prescribed pain pills to veterans.
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M. Spencer Green / AP Chicago's Violent Memorial Day Weekend
Six people were killed and 69 shot over the three-day weekend.
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Brandon Wade / AP The Rising Floods in Texas
Torrential rain in Texas, and overflowing rivers and reservoirs have caused thousands to evacuate their homes, and killed at least six people.
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Reuters North Korea’s Failed Missile Launch
For the fourth time this year, the communist state test-launched an intermediate-range missile.
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Italian Navy / AP The Rising Death Toll in the Mediterranean
The UN refugee agency says at least 880 migrants and refugees may have died last week as their vessels capsized.
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Jarek Praszkiewicz / AP Poland’s Rethink on the Polanski Case
Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro says he will appeal a decision to reject an extradition request for the celebrated filmmaker.
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Chaiwat Subprasom / Reuters The End of Thailand’s Tiger Temple
Wildlife officials have begun confiscating tigers from a popular tourist destination after allegations of animal abuse.
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Ibrahima Ndiaye / AP The Conviction of Chad’s Ex-Ruler
A court in Senegal has sentenced Hissène Habré to life in prison for crimes committed during his eight-year rule.
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Alaa Al-Marjani / Reuters The Latest Military Offensives Against ISIS
Forces in Iraq and Syria made gains Sunday in their attempts to recapture Islamic-State controlled territory.
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Ina Fassbender / Reuters Germany Keeps Finding World War II-Era Bombs
Bomb-disposal experts have defused a U.S. explosive discovered at the airport in Hannover.
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Italian Navy / Reuters The Migrant Toll in the Mediterranean Sea
As many as 700 people may have drowned in three shipwrecks in the last few days off the coast of southern Italy.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump Attacks a 'Mexican' U.S. Federal Judge
The presumptive Republican nominee harshly criticized the judge presiding over a Trump University lawsuit.
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J. Scott Applewhite / AP A Possible Republican Truce on Obamacare
The latest GOP health-care proposal doesn’t repeal the Affordable Care Act.
