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Carlos Barria / Reuters ICE Shuts Down Program for Asylum-Seekers
With the family case management program scheduled to close on June 20, more asylum-seekers and refugees face harsh conditions in detention centers.
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Tammy Ljungblad / AP Kansas Man Indicted for Hate Crime
Adam Purinton could face the death penalty or life in prison for a February 22 shooting, which killed one Indian immigrant and wounded another.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump's Mixed Messages Over Qatar
The president assailed Qatar as a funder of terrorism just hours after his secretary of state urged Arab states to ease their blockade on the country.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters What Exactly Is the U.S. Policy on Qatar?
Trump administration officials, including the president, have issued seemingly contradictory statements about the dispute among Arab states.
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Jason Reed / Reuters Tillerson Calls on Arab States to 'Ease the Blockade Against Qatar'
The remarks follow a week of heightened diplomatic tensions in the Arab world.
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Cliff Owen / AP The House Takes Another Step Toward Repealing Dodd-Frank
The chamber voted along party lines to weaken key Obama-era financial reforms.
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Issei Kato / Rueters Japan's Parliament Clears the Way for Emperor's Abdication
The decision raises concerns that the imperial family risks running out of heirs.
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Reuters Chelsea Manning's First Interview Since Her Prison Release
The former Army analyst accepted responsibility for the leak of classified information, but reaffirmed she had “a responsibility to the public.”
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Clodagh Kilcoyne / Reuters The U.K. Parliamentary Elections
Theresa May will remain prime minister with the help of the Democratic Union Party, but her electoral gamble has failed.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Reality Winner Pleads 'Not Guilty' to Leaking Classified Information
In a hearing on Thursday, Winner’s actions were portrayed as retaliation for false media reports.
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Farah Abdi Warsameh / AP Al-Shabaab Carries Out Deadly Attack on Somali Troops
With an estimated 70 dead and dozens wounded, the attack could be one of the largest affronts to Somali forces in recent years.
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Marko Djurica / Reuters U.K. Appears Headed for Hung Parliament
The results are a repudiation of Prime Minister Theresa May’s decision in April to call for early elections.
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Mohamed Al-Sayaghi / Reuters Yemen's 'Unprecedented' Cholera Epidemic
The World Health Organization said the country has surpassed 100,000 cases.
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Naseem Zeitoon / Reuters Qatar Vows to Keep 'Independence of Our Foreign Policy'
The foreign minister’s remarks are unlikely to placate Saudi Arabia and others who have severed ties to Doha.
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Alaa Al-Marjani / Reuters ISIS's Mass Killings of Civilians in Mosul
The UN called the slayings of at least 230 Iraqis trying to flee the city a “significant escalation.”
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Michalis Karagiannis / Reuters The Iranian Response to Trump's Statement on the Tehran Attack
The country’s foreign minister called the White House statement “repugnant.”
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Marko Djurica / Reuters U.K. Votes in Pivotal Elections
Polls show the ruling Conservatives retaining their parliamentary majority.
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Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters North Korea Test-Fires Four New Missiles
The news comes shortly after a Pentagon memo claimed the U.S. was capable of shooting down ICBMs.
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Andrew Yates / Reuters Tensions Heat Up Ahead of U.K. General Election
The narrowing race between Corbyn and May has made for intense debate on both sides of the aisle.
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Ammar Abdullah / Reuters U.S. Calls Syria Airstrike Lawful—but Human Rights Groups Disagree
A military inquiry concluded there may have been one civilian casualty, but others estimate there were dozens.
