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John Minchillo / AP Officer in DuBose Murder Case Won't Be Tried Again
Two separate trials resulted in a hung jury, leading prosecutors to doubt the success of a third.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters It's (Still) Never Trump's Fault
With the latest collapse of the Obamacare repeal, the president has wasted political capital, squandered a reputation for dealmaking, and shown himself to be a poor strategist and tactician.
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Mahmood Hosseini / TIMA / Reuters The Latest U.S. Sanctions Against Iran
The Treasury Department’s action is related to the Islamic republic’s ballistic-missile program.
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Fabrice Coffrini / Pool / Reuters Will the U.S. Return Russia's Diplomatic Compounds?
Moscow says they are no closer to being returned—and warns of retaliation.
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Miraflores Palace Handout / Reuters Trump Threatens Venezuela With Sanctions
In a Monday night statement, the president called Maduro a “bad leader” while praising Venezuela’s symbolic referendum vote.
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Omar Akour / AP Jordanian Soldier Receives Life Sentence for Killing U.S. Military Trainers
A military court concluded that the soldier “intended to kill” American troops, but his motives remain unclear.
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Josh Smith / Reuters Civilian Deaths in Afghanistan Reach a Record High
The number of deceased women and children saw a sharp increase in the first six months of 2017.
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Eric Gay / AP The Businesses Against the Texas Bathroom Bill
IBM on Monday said it would send top executives to persuade state lawmakers to drop their cause.
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Reuters The Australian Woman Killed by Police in Minneapolis
Justine Damond’s death has sparked outrage and questions about why the officers had their body cameras switched off.
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Via Princeton University The Princeton Student Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison in Iran
Xiyue Wang, a Chinese-born U.S. citizen, was detained last summer on charges of espionage while conducting scholarly research.
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Christian Veron / Rueters 7 Million Venezuelans Vote Against Maduro in Referendum
Opposition supporters overwhelmingly said no in a symbolic vote to the president’s plan to change the constitution.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Trump Goes All In on the 'Collusion Is Normal' Defense
Donald Trump once promised voters he wasn’t a politician. Now he’s defending his campaign by saying it acted like every other politician.
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Yves Herman / Reuters One Issue That Could Break the Brexit Talks
The rights of EU citizens in Britain, and British citizens in the EU, are suddenly up for negotiation.
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Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters Will North Korea Accept the South's Offer of Talks?
Seoul proposed talks July 21 in Panmunjom to defuse tensions.
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Neil Hall / Reuters Who Hacked Qatar's News Sites?
The Washington Post reported the UAE was behind the planting of fake news that sparked the diplomatic crisis. The Emirates denies the charge.
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Nikola Solic / Reuters The 'Blackwater 2.0' Plan for Afghanistan
Private military contractors have spotted an opportunity as America’s longest war grinds on.
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Stanford University The First Woman to Win Math's Highest Award Dies at 40
Maryam Mirzakhani’s work may change the future understanding of how the universe was formed.
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Hugh Gentry / Reuters A Fire Kills 3 in a Honolulu High-Rise Without Sprinklers
Officials said if the building was up to date with the latest fire codes it’s likely no one would have died.
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Rob Schumacher / USA TODAY Sports / Reuters Ryan Lochte Avoids Criminal Charge From Brazilian Court
The swimmer was previously accused of falsely reporting a crime during the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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Omar Sobhani / Reuters Pentagon Says ISIS Leader in Afghanistan Is Dead
U.S. forces reportedly killed Abu Sayed during an airstrike earlier this week.
