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Christian Hartmann / Reuters A Live-Streamed Suicide
In the latest incident involving the app Periscope, a French woman broadcast her suicide.
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Randall Hill / Reuters An Indictment in the Walter Scott Shooting
Michael Slager, the officer who shot the unarmed man five times in the back, was charged with three federal counts this week.
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Romeo Ranoco / Reuters A Transgender First in the Philippines
The predominantly Catholic country elected its first transgender politician to congressional office this week.
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Mike Segar / Reuters The Controversy Over a Photograph At West Point
The U.S. Military Academy said it won’t punish the cadets seen in the photograph with their fists raised.
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AP Video The Queen Is Not Amused
Elizabeth II has been filmed describing as “very rude” China’s treatment of Britain’s ambassador to Beijing.
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Khalid Mohammed / AP The Latest Baghdad Bombing
Dozens were killed in the attack claimed by ISIS on a Shiite neighborhood.
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Marcus Constantino / Reuters Almost, but Not Quite, Heaven: Bernie Sanders's West Virginia Win
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Eric Risberg / AP The Charges Against Two California Deputies
Two deputies have been charged with multiple felonies in connection with beating a suspected car thief in San Francisco.
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Kim Kyung Hoon / Reuters China’s First Transgender-Discrimination Case
An arbitration panel ruled against a transgender man who said he was fired unfairly by his former employer.
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Rafiqur Rahman / Reuters High Tensions in Bangladesh
The South Asian country executed the leader of its largest Islamist party, which may lead to more violence.
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Tashi Sherpa / AP Peaking at Mount Everest
Avalanches in the last two years have shut down climbing routes to the world’s highest peak, but climbers are now in position to reach the top.
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Katsumi Kasahara / AP The American Presidents Who Visited Hiroshima
President Obama will be the first sitting president to visit the city the U.S. bombed in 1945, but two others have been before him.
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Jim Cole / AP What Democratic Landslide?
A group of new polls released Tuesday shows a surprisingly close race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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Jaime Valdez / USA Today Sports MVP Stephen Curry
The Golden State Warriors guard became the first NBA player to unanimously win the award.
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John Gress / Reuters Budweiser Will Call Its Beer 'America' Through the Election
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Jim Young / Reuters A Violent Weekend in Chicago
More than 50 people were shot and eight were killed over the weekend, putting the city on track to hit 500 homicides this year.
