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Alessandro Bianchi / Reuters Qatar Given Another 48 Hours to Meet Arab Demands
Saudi Arabia and its allies will discuss its response Wednesday.
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Reuters A 'Serious Political and Military Provocation' in the South China Sea
A U.S. Navy destroyer sailed within 12 miles of a disputed island for the Trump administration’s second “freedom-of-navigation operation."
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Omar Sanadiki / Reuters A Car Bomb Kills 20 in Damascus
The Syrian government said security forces detected three cars carrying explosives and were able to stop two.
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Chris Arias / AP Mexican Police Kill 19 Gunmen in a Shootout
The state of Sinaloa has seen increasing violence after the capture of cartel leader Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump Carries On His Morning Joe Attack
Trump belittled the hosts as “Crazy Joe Scarborough and dumb as a rock Mika.”
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Hannah Mckay / Reuters Officials Resign Over Grenfell Tower Controversy
Their actions have come under increased scrutiny as authorities investigate the cause of the deadly fire.
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Bassam Khabieh / Reuters Report Confirms Use of Chemical Weapons in Syrian Attack
A watchdog group says the nerve agent sarin was responsible for the deaths of more than 80 civilians in April.
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Julio Cortez / AP A Shooting in a New York City Hospital
A former doctor shot and killed one person and wounded six others at the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center.
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Teresa Crawford / AP Trump Says He's Sending the Feds Into Chicago
The city will get 20 additional federal agents and is also creating a task force to target the flow of illegal guns.
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Charles Platiau / Reuters Marine Le Pen's Financial Scandal Continues
The far-right French lawmaker is charged with misusing millions of dollars in European parliament funds.
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Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters Germany's Same-Sex Marriage Victory
Lawmakers passed the bill days after Chancellor Angela Merkel dropped her opposition to the vote.
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Jim Young / Reuters How Trump Created a Problem for U.S. Farmers
The President derided NAFTA as the worst deal ever, but the agricultural industry doesn’t think so.
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Ariana Cubillos / AP Venezuela's Ex-Security Chief Charged With Human Rights Violations
Benavides was removed from his post last week after his troops were seen firing handguns at protesters.
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Evan Vucci / AP U.S. Sanctions Chinese Entities With Financial Ties to North Korea
The administration said the sanctions are not intended to hurt China—but many argue they represent a wider crackdown on the the nation.
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Tyrone Siu / Reuters Trump Administration Approves Its First Arms Sale to Taiwan
The deal, while relatively small compared to its predecessors, is likely to incite anger from China.
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Sergei Karpukhin / Reuters Convictions in the Murder of Boris Nemtsov
Five men were found guilty of murdering the prominent Putin critic, but Nemtsov’s family said those who ordered the killing have not been found.
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The Islamic State Is Losing Its Hold on Mosul
The Iraqi military proclaimed the group’s “fictitious state has fallen.”
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Stephane De Sakutin / Reuters What to Make of Trump and Macron's Upcoming Rendezvous in Paris
For all their ideological differences, the two leaders have some surprising similarities.
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Alessandro Bianchi / Reuters Vatican Cardinal Charged With Sexual Assault
Pell is the highest-ranking Vatican official to ever incur the charges in the church’s longstanding history of abuse.
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Christian Veron / Reuters Who Is the Man Behind Venezuela's Helicopter Attack?
The attacker is said to be a film actor gone rogue, prompting questions regarding his motives.
