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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Anthony Weiner's Guilty Plea
The former Democratic congressman will become a registered sex offender after he was found to have transferred obscene material to a minor.
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Maja Suslin / TT News Agency / Reuters The End of the Julian Assange Saga?
The Swedish prosecutor’s office said it has dropped the rape investigation against the WikiLeaks founder because “we cannot expect cooperation from Ecuador” whose embassy in London Assange has lived in since 2012.
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Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters U.S. Sanctions Venezuela's Supreme Court
U.S. officials said the sanctions are punishment for the court's takeover of Venezuela’s democratically-elected congress.
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Eric Risberg / AP EU Fines Facebook $122 Million
It’s one of the largest regulatory penalties ever handed to the social-media company.
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Susan Walsh / AP Video Shows Turkish President Exiting Vehicle During Violent Clashes
Recep Tayyip Erdogan saw clashes unfold just before he entered the Turkish ambassador’s residence.
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Ueslei Marcelino / Reuters Bribery Allegations Against Brazil's President
Michel Temer has denied charges he approved soliciting payments to silence a former associate.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters The Trump Administration Says It's Ready to 'Modernize' NAFTA
The White House sent a letter to Congress Thursday morning officially kicking off the renegotiation process.
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Library of Congress / Getty The Actual 'Single Greatest Witch Hunt of a Politician' in U.S. History
It happened long before a special prosecutor was appointed to investigate the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia.
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Reuters The U.S. Strike in Syria
U.S. aircraft targeted a Syrian military convoy near the border with Iraq and Jordan.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters The Self-Pitying President
After an avalanche of bad news, including the appointment of a special counsel to investigate his campaign’s ties to Russia, Trump complains of a “witch hunt” and the worst treatment in political history.
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Sue Ogrocki / AP An Acquittal in the Fatal Shooting of Terence Crutcher
Tulsa police officer Betty Jo Shelby was found not guilty in the death of the unarmed black man.
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Fred Prouser / Reuters Former Fox News CEO Roger Ailes Is Dead
The news was confirmed by his wife.
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Mark Blinch / Reuters Remembering Chris Cornell
The Soundgarden singer, who died Wednesday in Detroit, was 52.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters How Many Times Did Trump's Campaign Contact Russia?
Reuters is reporting 18 new contacts between April and November 2016—when the presidential race was in full swing.
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Jung Yeon Je / Reuters South Korean President: 'High Possibility' of War With North Korea
The newly-elected president warned of military conflict following North Korea’s launch of an intermediate-range ballistic missile.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Did Trump Know Flynn Was Under FBI Investigation When He Appointed Him?
According to The New York Times, the former national-security adviser informed the presidential transition on January 4 that his undisclosed lobbying for Turkey was under scrutiny.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters Immigrant Arrests Are Up, but Deportation Is Down
Arrests of undocumented immigrants have increased by nearly 40 percent since Trump’s legislative crackdown.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Robert Mueller Takes the Case
The former FBI director will take over the investigation of any coordination between President Trump’s campaign and Russia.
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Reuters The Violent Clashes Between Erdogan's Guards and Protesters
A dozen people were injured in a protest that coincided with the Turkish leader’s visit to the White House.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters The Trump Presidency Falls Apart
After an extraordinary 10 days, the tenure of the chief executive may have deteriorated beyond his ability to repair it.
