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Mykola Lazarenk / Reuters Will U.S. Arms Resolve the Conflict in Ukraine?
Washington’s new special envoy to the country said it could help.
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Muhammad Hamed / Reuters How 3 Americans Were Killed in Jordan
A video released by the Jordanian military shows the Special Forces soldiers were deliberately targeted last November.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters The Strange, Slow-Motion Defenestration of Jeff Sessions
Why is President Trump badmouthing his attorney general, why doesn’t he just fire him, and what does he hope to accomplish by pushing him out?
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Manafort's Subpoena Dropped
The Senate Judiciary Committee rescinded its subpoena for President Trump’s former campaign chair to appear before lawmakers.
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David Gray / Reuters Australian Cabinet Minister Resigns Over Italian Citizenship
The departure is the third high-profile exit over the issue in recent weeks.
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters John McCain Is Returning to the Senate for the Health-Care Vote
The Arizona lawmaker, who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer, will serve as a critical participant in Tuesday’s procedural vote.
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Mohsin Raza / Reuters Taliban Car Bombing Kills 26 in Pakistan
The explosion occurred just hours after a similar attack from the Afghan Taliban, which killed at least 29 people.
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Amir Cohen / Reuters What's the Problem With Metal Detectors in Jerusalem?
How a seemingly simple measure sparked a crisis
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Eric Gay / AP The 'Horrific' Human-Smuggling Tragedy in Texas
The driver of the tractor trailer could face the death penalty.
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Rick Wilking / Reuters But What About Hillary Clinton?
As Donald Trump’s troubles deepen, he keeps trying to shift attention to his old rival—but finds it no longer works like it used to.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Jared Kushner Maintains He 'Did Not Collude' With Russia in Rare Public Statement
President Trump’s son-in-law and adviser addressed reporters after meeting behind closed doors with the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters Charlie Gard's Parents End Their Fight to Keep Their Child Alive
The 11-month-old has been on life support at a London hospital since last October.
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Kacper Pempel / Reuters Poland's President Vetoes Controversial Legislation
Critics of the bill say it would have eroded the judiciary’s independence.
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Reuters An Attack at the Israeli Embassy in Jordan
The shooting at the compound in Amman may be related to recent protests over the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
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Eric Gay / AP Texas Police Find Dozens of Migrants Trapped in a Trailer Truck
Temperatures rose above 100 degrees, and at least eight were found dead, and more than 20 were in serious condition.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Congress Comes to an Agreement on Russia Sanctions
The bill includes a modification that could block President Trump from easing sanctions on Moscow.
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Mieczyslaw Michalak / Agencja Gazeta / Reuters Poland: The EU's Next Big Test
The government’s proposed changes to the supreme court has angered the bloc.
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Jim Mone / AP Minneapolis Police Chief Resigns Over Shooting
The resignation, prompted by the unexpected killing of a 911 caller, was perhaps years in the making.
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KCNA / Reuters U.S. to Ban Citizens From Traveling to North Korea
The restriction follows the death of 22-year-old Otto Warmbier, who was imprisoned while visiting the nation with a tour group.
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Ammar Awad / Reuters Palestinians Suspend Official Contact With Israel
Tension over new security measures at the Al-Aqsa Mosque have caused violent mass protests.
