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What We're Following This Afternoon
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Mario Anzuoni / Reuters The First Infantry Women of the U.S. Marines
The Corps has approved two women for roles previously open only to men.
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Yasin Bulbul / Pool / AP ‘The Ball Is in Turkey’s Court’: An Impasse Over a Terrorism Law
The EU says an agreement over migrants and visa-free travel for Turks is in jeopardy unless Ankara changes its anti-terrorism law—in line with a previous commitment.
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Octav Ganea / Inquam Photos / Reuters Poking the Bear?
An $800 million U.S. missile-defense site in Romania became operational Thursday and NATO’s chief tried to persuade an unconvinced Moscow that it wasn’t aimed at Russia.
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Instagram Instagram Ends the Nostalgia Era
The app’s new icon shows what has changed about mobile technology.
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Joe Burbank / Orlando Sentinel / AP George Zimmerman's Designs to Profit From Trayvon Martin's Death
The pistol he used to kill the 17-year-old is now on sale at another website after it was pulled from sale at another auction site.
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Ueslei Marcelino / Reuters End of the Road for Brazil’s President?
Senators voted to suspend Dilma Rousseff and begin an impeachment trial.
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What We're Following This Morning
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Alessandro Bianchi / Reuters Italy’s Civil Unions Battle
The Italian Parliament voted to extend the right to same-sex couples on Wednesday.
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Pat Sullivan / AP Missouri's First Execution of 2016
The state executed Earl Forrest on Wednesday night by lethal injection for a triple homicide in 2002.
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What We're Following This Evening
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters If You Liked Ben Carson's Fundraising, You're Gonna Love Trump's Fundraising
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Andy Cross / Reuters Colorado Planned Parenthood Shooter Ruled Not Fit for Trial
A judge has ordered Robert Dear, who is accused of killing three people in November, to be sent a psychiatric institute.
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Mark Blinch / Reuters The Jian Ghomeshi Legal Saga Ends
The former CBC radio broadcaster signed a peace bond Wednesday as prosecutors dropped the last sexual-assault charge against him.
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Danish Siddiqui / Reuters Chicken as Payment in Uzbekistan
One town is paying its teachers in baby chicks because of cash shortages.
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Mark Blinch / Reuters Google: Payday Loans Are Too Harmful to Advertise
The search engine’s new policy will hurt companies pitching high-interest loans, but how will it affect borrowers?
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters U.S. Laws Will No Longer Sound Like a Vaguely Racist Uncle
Congress removed the last uses of “Oriental” and “Negro” from federal statutes on Monday.
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Mike Stone / Reuters West, Texas, Explosion Was a 'Criminal Act'
Federal investigators said the fertilizer-plant fire in 2013 that killed 15 people was deliberately set.
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Chris Tilley / Reuters Gaffe Track: Take the Skinheads Voting
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Ted S. Warren / AP What Is Trump Trying to Hide in His Tax Returns?
Presidential candidates have released IRS forms for years, but the GOP candidate wants to break that pattern—even though it’s more important for him than anyone else.
