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Paulo Whitaker / Reuters The Storming of Brazil's Government Ministries
Tens of thousands of protesters called for President Michael Temer to step down.
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Erik de Castro / Reuters Duterte's Call for Nationwide Martial Law
The Philippines president said the move “might” be needed to curb the threat posed by Islamist militants.
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Tyrone Siu / Reuters Taiwan's Same-Sex Marriage Victory
The constitutional court’s ruling could make the island the first place in Asia to legalize gay marriage.
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AP Mother Nature 'Hard at Work' in Big Sur
Authorities say a massive landslide has caused “unprecedented” damage to the Pacific Coast Highway in California.
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Toby Melville / Reuters 'It Is Irritating': The U.K.'s Anger Over U.S. Intelligence Leaks
The British home secretary says she has “been very clear with our friends” about the release of information related to the Manchester attack.
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Antara Foto Agency / Reuters Jakarta Governor Withdraws His Appeal From Prison
The governor’s wife announced Tuesday that her husband has dropped his appeal of a two-year jail sentence "for the sake of our people and nation.”
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Former CIA Director Testifies Before Congress
In a public hearing on Tuesday, John Brennan confirmed that Trump campaign aides repeatedly communicated with senior Russian intelligence officials prior to the 2016 presidential election.
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KCNA / Reuters The Unidentified Object Fired From North to South Korea
The incident comes days after Pyongyang successfully launched a medium-range ballistic missile.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump's Visit to Bethlehem
The U.S. president told Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas he will “do everything” to achieve Middle East peace.
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Eric Gaillard / Reuters Roger Moore, Star of James Bond Films, Dies at 89
The actor’s death was confirmed by his children.
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KCNA / Reuters Kim Jong Un Plans to Mass Produce Ballistic Missiles
After a successful test launch on Sunday, the North Korean leader approved the deployment of medium-range ballistic missiles.
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Umit Bektas / Reuters Turkey Summons U.S. Ambassador Over Embassy Brawl
The fight last week in Washington, D.C., in which the Turkish president’s bodyguards were involved, left a dozen people injured.
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Carolyn Kaster / AP A Possible Hate Crime at the University of Maryland
Authorities are investigating the fatal stabbing of a 23-year-old black student by a white assailant.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters How Trump Revived the Story About What He Told the Russians
The president’s assertion he didn’t reveal Israel as the source of intelligence he shared with Russia gives his critics ammunition.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters So, What Was the Deal With the Orb?
An image of the president inaugurating a counterterrorism center with the Saudi and Egyptian leaders went viral.
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Rebecca Cook / Reuters Ford's CEO Mark Fields Is Being Replaced
The company’s stock value has declined more than 30 percent since he took over in July 2014.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters 'Drive Them Out': Trump Addresses Muslim Leaders on Terrorism
The president’s tone was drastically different than during his campaign.
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Ibraheem Abu Mustafa / Reuters A Short History of U.S. Presidents Explaining Islam to Muslims
In giving a speech about the religion in Saudi Arabia this weekend, Donald Trump is poised to adopt one of Barack Obama’s errors, and likely to make it worse.
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Reuters Rouhani Wins Reelection in Iran
The reformist president will serve another term, which bodes well for the global nuclear deal.
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Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP Trump Told the Russians That 'Nut Job' Comey's Firing Relieved 'Great Pressure'
The president told the Russian foreign minister and ambassador that firing his FBI director had “taken off” the pressure he had faced, The New York Times reports.
