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Alain Jocard / Reuters Pivotal Elections Loom Over Europe
French President Emmanuel Macron has named a new prime minister.
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KCNA / Reuters How Significant Is North Korea's Latest Missile Test?
Experts say Sunday’s test was the best-ever performance by a North Korean missile.
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POOL New / Reuters Macron Officially Instated as France's President
In a brief speech at the Élysée Palace, Macron pledged to unify a divided nation.
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Stringer / Reuters North Korea Conducts Successful Missile Test
The nation continues to advance its nuclear program, despite threats of increased sanctions from the UN.
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Paulo Novais / AP The Child Saints of Fatima
In the last 1,000 years, only seven popes have been canonized. On Saturday, two Portuguese children received the rare honor.
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Michael Probst / AP Global Cyberattack Reaches 'Unprecedented' Scale
More than 150 countries have been hit by the coordinated hack, with some of the world’s largest institutions still struggling to recover.
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Russian Foreign Ministry Photo via AP Trump's $100 Million 'Exceptions' in Russian Income
A letter from the president’s attorneys says he has no income or loans in Russia—“with a few exceptions.”
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Paulo Whitaker / Reuters Brazil Declares an End to Its Zika Health Emergency
The country launched a major campaign that included genetically modified mosquitos, and now reported cases are down 95 percent.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Trump's 10-Point Trade Plan for China
The agreement eases market access for U.S. beef producers, financial service providers, and natural gas exporters.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters What Really Happened at the Trump-Comey Dinner?
With two conflicting accounts of a meeting, the president says the FBI director “better hope that there are no ‘tapes.’”
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Jacquelyn Martin / AP Former U.S. Representative Found Guilty of Fraud
Corrine Brown was convicted Thursday of stealing funds from a fake charity masquerading as a scholarship service.
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Andrew Harnik / AP Trump Signs a Long-Awaited Cybersecurity Order
Experts are calling the executive order a success, but it makes no mention of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters The Senate Confirms Trump's NAFTA Negotiator
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer received strong bipartisan approval, but three Republicans voted no because they support free trade.
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Spencer Platt / Getty Images Trump: 'Regardless of Recommendation, I Was Going to Fire Comey'
The president offers the third explanation in as many days for firing the FBI director, as acting Director Andrew McCabe strikes an independent stance before the Senate.
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Julia Robinson / Reuters A Texas Bill That Allows Adoption Agencies to Discriminate
Supporters say it backs religious freedom, and critics say it allows agencies to turn away parents based on religion or sexual orientation.
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Jonathan Bachman / Reuters The Dismantling of New Orleans's Confederate Monuments
The statue of Jefferson Davis is the second of four memorials to be removed under a 2015 decision by the city council.
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Evan Vucci / AP Trump's Embrace of the Bubble
In a pair of interviews published Thursday, the president not only demonstrates his ignorance of policy issues but boasts of shutting out critical views.
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters Who Is Rod Rosenstein?
The new deputy attorney general, who has a reputation for being apolitical, has suddenly found himself in a position he spent decades avoiding.
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Andrew Yates / Reuters British Labour Party Manifesto Leaked Ahead of General Election
The document contains information about the party’s Brexit strategy, among other key issues.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Betsy DeVos Booed at Historically Black College
While delivering a commencement speech, the U.S. education secretary highlighted the importance of open dialogue.
