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Sergey Vedyashkin / AP 16 Killed and Hundreds Injured in Moscow Storm
A local news agency is calling the storm one of the deadliest in more than a century.
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Erik de Castro / Reuters The ISIS-Linked Takeover of a Philippines City
Thousands have fled Marawi City since it was overrun by an Islamist group affiliated with the Islamic State.
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Philippe Wojazer / Reuters Macron, Standing Alongside Putin, Says Russian Media Spread 'Falsehoods'
The French president accused Russia Today and Sputnik of being “agents of influence.”
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Aaron Josefczyk / Reuters Officer in Tamir Rice Shooting Is Fired
Cleveland police terminated Timothy Loehmann because he misrepresented himself on his job application.
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Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters Merkel Urges 'Europe to Take Our Fate Into Our Own Hands’
The German chancellor’s remarks come as President Trump doubled down on his criticism of Germany.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Exit, Mike Dubke
The White House communications director’s departure could be part of a wider shake-up of his team.
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AP The Death of Manuel Noriega—and U.S Intervention in Latin America
American involvement in Panama suggests humbling lessons about the ability to change the course of history.
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Gillian Flaccus / Reuters Trump: Oregon Stabbing Victims Stood Up Against 'Hate and Intolerance'
The suspect in the attack is accused of yelling racist remarks at two women, one of whom wore a hijab, and killing two men who defended them.
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Reuters North Korea Launches a Missile Into the Sea of Japan
The latest test came from the country’s east coast, and flew 280 miles.
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Gregg Allman, the Sound of Southern Rock
The founding member of the Allman Brothers Band passed away in Savannah, Georgia.
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Alessandro Bianchi / Reuters Trump's Paris Climate Accord Indecision
As G7 leaders all reaffirmed their commitment to the groundbreaking agreement, the U.S. president said he’ll think on it.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters What Trump's Ramadan Message Was Really About
The president urged Muslims to “reject violence” in a statement that contrasted sharply with those issued by Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama.
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Mohamed Abd El Ghany / Reuters Trump on Attack on Copts in Egypt: 'The Bloodletting of Christians Must End'
Gunmen killed at least 28 people on their way to a monastery.
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Carolyn Kaster / AP Hannity Loses Advertisers Over Seth Rich Conspiracy
The television host is chalking up the loss to a liberal media crusade.
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Felipe Dana / AP The Greatest Loss of Civilian Life in the U.S. Fight Against ISIS
The Pentagon confirmed that a U.S. airstrike inadvertently set off ISIS explosives that killed more than 100 people in Mosul.
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Christian Hartmann / Reuters Trump Declines to Affirm NATO's Article 5
Speaking in front of the leaders of its member-nations, the president fails to make clear the United States still has the alliance’s back.
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Peter Byrne / Pool / Reuters Manchester Police Say Arrests Made 'Are Significant'
Eight people have been detained in connection with Monday’s attack, as details emerge about Salman Abedi, the bomber.
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Justin Sullivan / Getty / The Atlantic A Transcript of the Greg Gianforte ‘Body-Slam’ Audio
Yet again, a recording contradicts the alleged assailant’s account of what happened.
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Neil Hall / Reuters 'Arrogant, Wrong' : U.K. Blasts U.S. Leaks of Manchester Attack
Manchester police say they will stop sharing information about the investigation with their American counterparts.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Maduro Plans to Rewrite Venezuela's Constitution
The president has created a new “constituent assembly” to oversee legislative changes.
