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David McNew / Reuters Trump Rolls Back DAPA
Obama's attempt to grant amnesty to millions of undocumented parents is over before it even began.
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Sue Ogrocki / AP Family of Terence Crutcher Files Wrongful Death Suit
Crutcher’s family is seeking damages and widespread reform after Tulsa police officer Betty Jo Shelby was found not guilty of the fatal shooting in May.
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Stringer / Reuters Serbia Appoints First Gay and Female Prime Minister
The announcement is particularly noteworthy, given the nation’s longstanding conservatism—but experts fear it could do little to effect social change.
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Massoud Hossaini / AP ISIS Attacks a Shia Mosque in Kabul
Thursday marks the third attack of its kind in the Afghan capital since October.
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Alex Brandon / AP Turkish Guards Charged Over Violent Embassy Protest in Washington
A dozen members of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s security detail were recorded beating up protesters during a protest last month.
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Bryan Woolston / Reuters Otto Warmbier's Father Says He's Proud of His Son, Praises Trump's Efforts
Fred Warmbier also said he didn’t believe North Korea’s explanation for why his son was in a coma.
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Paul Hackett / Reuters Death Toll in London's Grenfell Tower Blaze Rises to 17
Authorities say the number of fatalities is expected to rise, and that no more survivors are likely to be found.
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Clodagh Kilcoyne / Reuters Ireland's New Prime Minister Assumes Office
As prime minister, Varadkar will be tasked with advancing social issues like abortion and navigating tensions in the EU.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters Senate Approves Russia Sanctions, Limiting Trump's Oversight
A new bipartisan deal prohibits the president from rolling back sanctions without Congress’s approval.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Report: Trump Is Under Investigation for Obstruction of Justice
The Washington Post reports the probe led by special counsel Robert Mueller into Russian interference in the 2016 election has widened to include a closer look at the president’s actions.
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Reuters A Deadly Car Bombing in Somalia
At least 17 people were killed and more than a dozen taken hostage in an attack claimed by al-Shabaab.
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Rodi Said / Reuters The 'Staggering Loss of Life' in the Fight Against ISIS
Hundreds of civilians have reportedly been killed in the U.S.-backed coalition’s campaign to capture Raqqa.
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Toby Melville / Reuters Death Toll From London Fire Rises to 12
It s expected to rise further.
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Seth Wenig / AP The Uber Pattern Continues With a Sexist Comment at a Board Meeting
Less than 24 hours after unveiling policies meant to combat sexism, David Bonderman resigns over remarks about women.
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Bryan Woolston / Reuters Otto Warmbier's Condition
The University of Virginia student, who was freed Tuesday by North Korea, is being treated at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters Representative Steve Scalise Shot at a Baseball Practice
The House majority whip was among those hit when a gunman opened fire in suburban Washington, D.C.
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Alessandra Tarantino / AP EU Takes Legal Action Against Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland
The nations’ refusal to harbor asylum-seekers could ultimately result in financial penalties.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters U.S.-Saudi Arms Deal Narrowly Escapes Bipartisan Opposition
A bid to prevent Trump from selling more than $500 million in precision-guided munitions to Saudi Arabia needed just a few more votes to pass.
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Reuters TV / Reuters More Than 130 Dead in Bangladesh Landslide
Experts have criticized the government for failing to anticipate the dangers of the nation’s annual monsoon season.
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Brendan McDermid / Reuters The Uber Report Is a Very Basic Guide to Diversity and Inclusion
An investigation shows that the company still lacks some relatively basic policies when it comes to hiring and retention.
