-
![]()
Leonhard Foeger / Reuters Remembering David Bowie
Rock’s chameleonic maestro died Monday at age 69, his family announced.
-
![]()
Reuters The 2016 Golden Globes: Messy, Drunken, Absurd
The Revenant and The Martian were the big winners at a cacophonous ceremony hosted by a grimly unfunny Ricky Gervais.
-
-
![]()
Denis Balibouse / Reuters A Hospital Bombed in Yemen
At least four people were killed and 10 injured after a strike on a Médecins Sans Frontières-supported facility in Yemen.
-
![]()
Another Appalachia
A photographer's war on the “War on Poverty”
-
![]()
Rebecca Blackwell / AP What’s Next for El Chapo?
Mexico considers extraditing the notorious drug lord to the United States for trial.
-
![]()
Rebecca Cook / Reuters What Did the Governor Know About Flint's Water, and When Did He Know It?
Michigan has finally declared a state of emergency over the city’s lead poisoning, but there are questions about why it’s taken so long to respond.
-
![]()
Mark Kauzlarich / Reuters Gaffe Track: Ted Cruz's Punishment for Hillary Clinton: Spanking
-
-
![]()
J. Scott Applewhite / AP A New Threat to the Syrian Refugee Program
Republicans pounced on the news that two men indicted on terrorism charges had been resettled in the U.S. after fleeing Iraq.
-
![]()
Joseph Kaczmarek / AP Details on the Ambush of an Officer in Philadelphia
Police officials say the gunman targeted the officer in the name of Islam. The officer is in critical, but stable condition.
-
![]()
Eduardo Verdugo / AP The Capture of El Chapo
Mexico’s president announced the arrest of the head of the Sinaloa cartel, who escaped from prison last July.
-
What We're Following This Afternoon
-
![]()
Wolfgang Rattay / Reuters Exit, Cologne’s Police Chief
Wolfgang Albers was provisionally suspended following outrage over his department’s handling of the sexual assaults of women on New Year’s Eve reportedly by as many as 1,000 Arab or North African men.
-
-
![]()
Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Paul LePage's Racist Fearmongering on Drugs
Maine’s governor blames the state’s heroin epidemic on guys named “D-Money, Smoothie, Shifty” who come to sell drugs and “impregnate a young, white girl before they leave.”
-
![]()
Patrick Semansky / AP Gaffe Track: Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? With Ben Carson
-
![]()
Ahn Young-joon / AP South Korea’s Resumption of Propaganda Broadcasts
The airing of K-pop, news and weather reports, and criticisms of North Korea across their common border comes two days after Pyongyang said it tested a hydrogen bomb.
-
![]()
Eduardo Munoz / Reuters The December Jobs Report Caps a Year of Steady Growth
With unemployment down and the number of jobs up, there’s a lot to cheer. But in 2016 economists will be looking for improvements in the labor-participation rate and a rise in wages.
-
![]()
Vincent Yu / AP A Higher Close for Chinese Markets
In the U.S., markets were sharply higher after the latest jobs report showed the economy added 292,000 jobs last month, much better than expected, and the unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent.
-
-
![]()
J. Scott Applewhite / AP What the Latest Obamacare Repeal Is Really About
Republicans are passing a doomed bill to prove to voters they can do it for real next year.
-
What We're Following This Morning
-
![]()
Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Obama: 'I Won't Campaign' With Candidates Who Don't Support Gun Control
In a New York Times op-ed and a CNN town hall on guns in America, the president took his hardest line yet.
