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Adam Bettcher / Reuters 'I Don't Want You to Get Shooted'
In a new video, Diamond Reynolds's 4-year-old daughter implores her to be quiet after Philando Castile's death.
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Reuters Do African Americans Have a Right to Bear Arms?
And if so, why won’t the justice system or the NRA stand up for it?
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Omar Sobhani / Reuters U.S. Wastes $28 Million on Afghan Military Uniforms, Watchdog Says
A report deemed the camouflage pattern inappropriate for a country that is only 2.1 percent forest.
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Charles Platiau / Reuters Who Is Saudi Arabia's New Crown Prince?
Mohammed bin Salman, 31, is the son of King Salman. He has led the war in Yemen and outlined an ambitious economic agenda.
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Danny Moloshok / Reuters What Will Uber Become Without Travis Kalanick as CEO?
Investors forced the brash executive’s resignation for the good of the company—but what does that mean for its future?
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/Shu Zhang / Reuters Uber's CEO Is Out
Travis Kalanick’s resignation was reportedly prompted by a shareholder revolt.
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Rodi Said / Reuters U.S. Military Shoots Down 'Hostile' Drone in Syria
The move signals escalating tension in the region between U.S.-backed forces and those loyal to the Assad regime.
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Gary Cameron / Reuters Judge Approves Wrongful Death Settlement in Ferguson Case
The family of Michael Brown will receive an undisclosed settlement from the City of Ferguson.
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Stringer / Reuters Al-Shabaab Kills 15 in Latest Car Bomb Attack
Less than a week after killing 31 people at a restaurant in Mogadishu, the group has waged another attack on a government building in Somalia's capital.
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Jeff Baenen / AP Dashcam Footage of Philando Castile Shooting Has Been Released
A video previously seen by the jury shows what happened in the moments leading up to the shooting.
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Francois Lenoir / Reuters Reports of an Explosion in Brussels
Belgian security personnel shot dead one person at the city’s Central Station in what authorities are calling a foiled terrorist attack.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters What Is the Point of Sean Spicer's Briefings?
The White House press secretary claims he hasn’t spoken with the president about basic issues, which is either a bizarre oversight or simply implausible.
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Jim Young / Reuters Republicans Will Continue to Stick With Secrecy as Long as It Works
The White House and the Republican leadership in Congress are doing their best to block disclosures—and it seems to be helping them enact their agenda.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump Appears to Fault Obama, Calls Otto Warmbier's Death a 'Disgrace'
He said the 22-year-old University of Virginia student “should have been brought home a long time ago” from North Korea.
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Denis Tyrin / AP European Court Says Russia's 'Gay Propaganda' Law Is Discriminatory
The human-rights court ruled the legislation encouraged homophobia.
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Damir Sagolj / Reuters Tour Company That Took Otto Warmbier to North Korea Will No Longer Take Americans
The U.S. State Department is also reviewing its policy on travel to the country.
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Mike Segar / Reuters GOP Firm Exposed U.S. Voters' Personal Data
A conservative data firm is responsible for revealing sensitive information pertaining to nearly 200 million registered voters.
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Francois Lenoir / Reuters Brexit Negotiations Begin
Monday’s dialogue focused on setting priorities and a timetable for the U.K.’s impending departure.
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Leonhard Foeger / Reuters Cuba Won't Negotiate Trump's New Policy
At a Monday news conference, the nation’s foreign minister called the latest deal “a grotesque spectacle straight from the Cold War.”
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Trump's Self-Contradictory Defense
Is the special counsel looking at the president? Did Trump fire James Comey on his own or because of a recommendation? On key questions, the White House can’t choose what story it wants to tell.
