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Freedom for Chelsea Manning
She spent seven years of a 35-year prison sentence at the Fort Leavenworth military facility in Kansas.
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Alexander Zemlianichenk / Reuters Putin Offers to Provide a Transcript
Moscow says it will give the U.S. Congress evidence Trump didn’t reveal highly classified information to top Russian officials.
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Omar Sanadiki / Reuters U.S. Imposes New Sanctions on Syria
The U.S. delivered a round of sanctions on the same day that Syria denied allegations of mass killings at a prison near Damascus.
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Isaac Brekken / AP Sharapova Denied Wild Card to the French Open
The tennis star’s past doping violation poses a major obstacle to her comeback.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Did Trump Try to Shut Down the FBI's Michael Flynn Investigation?
A memo from fired FBI Director James Comey quotes the president as asking him to “let it go,” contradicting White House claims.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Did Trump Pass Israeli Intelligence to the Russians?
Reports suggest that the source for classified information the president divulged to two top Russian officials was Israel.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters 'A New Era' in U.S.-Turkish Relations
President Trump and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed, among other things, Kurdish rebels and Fethullah Gulen.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters The Many Contradictions of White House Spin on Russia
H.R. McMaster said Trump didn’t know the source of the information he shared, but that sharing it was wholly appropriate—even as he said that leaks about the disclosure pose a danger to national security.
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Evan Vucci / AP How Trump’s Defenders Are Inadvertently Indicting Him
The strongest excuse for the president is that he had no idea what he was doing and unintentionally blurted out classified information—which isn’t very reassuring.
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Bernandino Hernandez / AP Award-Winning Journalist Killed in Mexico
Javier Valdez was known for his coverage of drug trafficking and organized crime.
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Kacper Pempel / Reuters Was North Korea Behind Last Week's Global Cyberattack?
Researchers have discovered a potential link.
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Russian Foreign Ministry Photo via AP Foreign Leaders Have Realized Trump Is a Pushover
The president’s reported disclosure of classified information to Russia is only the latest example of the self-proclaimed great negotiator conceding to officials from overseas everything they want.
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Mohamed Al-Sayaghi / Reuters Authorities Declare a State of Emergency in Yemen
A spike in the nation's cholera epidemic has led to more than 180 deaths.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters The Scandals of Donald Trump: Presidential Edition
In an attempt to cast doubt on one controversy, Russian interference in the election, the president fired the FBI director—creating a second, and drawing new attention to the first.
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Alexander Shcherbak / TASS via Getty What Did Donald Trump Tell the Russians?
A Washington Post story claims that the president divulged highly sensitive intelligence received from an ally in a meeting with the Russian foreign minister and ambassador.
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Matt Rourke / AP Philadelphia's Lawsuit Against Wells Fargo
The city alleges the bank unfairly targeted minorities with bad loans.
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Sana / Reuters 'A New Level of Depravity' in Syria
The Trump administration says the Assad regime is incinerating the bodies of hanged prisoners to “cover up the extent of mass murder.”
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Jacques Brinon / AP The End of the MP3
The developers behind the file format have terminated its licensing program.
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Eric Risberg / AP Two Big Blows to Uber's Self-Driving Technology
Its rivals Lyft and Waymo announced a partnership, and a federal judge barred a key engineer from working on Uber’s project.
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Joel Page / Reuters What Will Trump's Fake-News Habit Mean in a Crisis?
The president’s consumption of information is already worrying—but could prove catastrophic in the face of events beyond his control.
