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J. David Ake / AP The FDA's New Rules for Nutrition Labels
Under the new regulations, food- and drink-makers must disclose added sugars on their labels.
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Sebastian Scheiner / AP Israel’s Yaalon Exits
The defense minister quit Friday and warned of the rise of “extremism” in the country. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was about to replace Yaalon with Avigdor Lieberman, a hard-liner.
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Christophe Ena / AP A Short Court Hearing for Paris Attacks Suspect Salah Abdeslam
He refused to talk during questioning in Paris on Friday, ending the session.
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Albert Gea / Reuters Why Spain Banned This Flag From a Soccer Game
FC Barcelona has raised the banner of Catalan pride for more than a century.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters No Right to a Speedy Sentence
The U.S. Supreme Court refused Thursday to extend the Sixth Amendment's right to a speedy trial to the sentencing phase.
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Afolabi Sotunde / Reuters What’s Next for the Rescued Chibok Schoolgirl?
Nigeria’s president said Thursday the woman, now 19, would continue her education two years after Boko Haram abducted her from school.
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Paula Olson / NOAA Fisheries The Plight of the Vaquita Porpoise
Scientists warn the marine mammal could become extinct by 2022 because of harmful fishing methods.
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Stephen Chernin / Reuters Remembering Morley Safer
The veteran CBS reporter, who announced his retirement from 60 Minutes last week, was 84.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters What's Wrong With the Police Department in Calexico, California?
The U.S. Department of Justice released a review Wednesday that said the border town needs to overhaul its force in every way.
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Gene J. Puskar / AP What Trump's Reaction to EgyptAir 804 Reveals
The Republican candidate doesn’t hesitate to speculate wildly—to likely political advantage—while Hillary Clinton remains silent.
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Eduardo Munoz / Reuters A Victory for LGBT Rights in Seychelles
Parliament voted Wednesday to decriminalize same-sex acts in country.
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Yves Herman / Reuters Montenegro's NATO Moment
The military alliance has formally invited the former Yugoslav republic to become a member.
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Jessica Hill / AP The Travails of Dannel Malloy
Once a progressive success story, the Connecticut governor has angered liberals locally and nationally with a budget that slashes spending and cuts state jobs.
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Chris Wattie / Reuters Canada’s Long-Awaited Apology
The Canadian government formally apologized for the 1914 Komagata Maru incident on Wednesday.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters The Trump Court
The presumptive GOP nominee has released a list of 11 judges he would nominate to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Joe Burbank / Reuters The Gun That Killed Trayvon Martin Finds a Buyer
George Zimmerman said Wednesday the gun used to kill the unarmed teen in 2012 has been auctioned.
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Kacper Pempel / Reuters The Hidden Treasure in an Auschwitz Artifact
Curators have discovered jewelry in the false bottom of a mug on display at the Auschwitz Museum.
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Sascha Schurmann / Pool / Reuters The International Space Station's First German Commander
The European Space Agency has announced Alexander Gerst will take command of the orbital station in 2018.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters The First Openly Gay Army Secretary in U.S. History
The U.S. Senate confirmed the nomination of Eric Fanning to the top job.
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Richard Pohle / Reuters The Queen’s Speech
Elizabeth II announced some of the biggest prison reforms in the U.K.’s history.
