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Peter Nicholls / Reuters How Will the London Attacks Affect the U.K. Elections?
Both Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn have been accused of politicizing recent attacks.
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Neil Hall / Reuters What We Know About the Attack in London
Six people died, and more than 20 were injured after a van swerved into a group of pedestrians and suspects attacked people with knives.
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KCNA / Reuters UN Security Council Increases Sanctions on North Korea
The UN has become increasingly frustrated by North Korea’s repeated missile testing.
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Issei Kato / Reuters Japan's Lower Parliament Passes Law Allowing Its Emperor to Abdicate
While attempting to relieve an ailing emperor of his duties, new legislation raises questions about the future of Japan’s monarchy.
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Matt Rourke / AP Former Penn State President Sentenced to Jail Over Sandusky Scandal
Graham Spanier and two former university administrators will serve months in jail for attempting to conceal allegations of sexual abuse.
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Clodagh Kilcoyne / Reuters Leo Varadkar: Ireland's New Prime Minister
The openly gay son of an Indian immigrant is slated to become the youngest leader in the country’s history.
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Rebecca Cook / Reuters U.S. Adds 138,000 Jobs; Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.3 Percent
Economists had expected about 185,000 jobs to be created. The jobless rate is at the lowest level since 2001.
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Jonathan Ernst / AP World Leaders Disappointed With Trump After Climate-Change Announcement
Many of their responses focused on the same key words: “disappointment” and “regret.”
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Erik de Castro / Reuters Multiple Deaths in Philippine Casino Attack
The Resorts World Manila suffered dozens of casualties on Thursday after a gunman set fire to casino tables.
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Toby Melville / Reuters When Mosques Refuse to Bury Muslim Terrorists
The Manchester Central Mosque has declined to be involved in Salman Abedi’s funeral. The decision is hardly unprecedented.
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Romeo Ranoco / Reuters The Accidental Killing of Philippine Troops
An airstrike targeting ISIS-linked militants mistakingly killed 11 government troops.
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Dmitri Lovetsky / Reuters Putin Says 'Patriotic Hackers' May Have Targeted U.S. Election
But he denied the Russian state was involved.
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Amir Cohen / Reuters The U.S. Embassy Stays in Tel Aviv (for Now)
By signing the waiver to prevent moving the mission to Jerusalem, President Trump avoided wading into a dispute over the contested holy city.
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Andrew Medichini / AP The Global Reaction to Trump's Climate-Change Decision
Nations like China and India remain committed to the Paris climate change agreement—with or without the U.S.
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Charles Krupa / AP LeBron James Responds to Racist Vandalism of His L.A. Home
"No matter how famous you are, no matter how many people admire you, being black in America is tough."
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Carolyn Kaster / AP Organizations Call Out Ivanka Trump Brand Over Labor Scandal
The White House has said all questions should be directed to Trump’s brand—which continues to remain silent.
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Mohamed Azakir / Reuters Lebanon's Wonder Woman Ban
The superhero film was barred from Lebanese theaters following an outcry over its lead actress, who served in the Israeli army.
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Leon Neal / Reuters About That U.K. Election Poll
A YouGov poll’s prediction of a hung parliament following the June 8 election may not be all it seems.
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Mohammad Ismail / Reuters The Deadly Bombing in Kabul
Dozens are dead in the blast in the Afghan capital’s diplomatic quarter.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters U.S. Conducts Successful Missile Defense Test
The simulated attack is likely a response to North Korea’s increased missile testing.
