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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump Would Meet Kim Jong Un 'Under Right Circumstances'
The president’s remarks to Bloomberg News raise questions about his North Korea policy.
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Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters The Opposition's Way Forward in Venezuela
There is momentum to oust President Nicolás Maduro, but how that will happen is unclear.
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Alex Brandon / AP Trump's Peculiar Understanding of the Civil War
The president’s admiration for deal-making and strong leadership lead him to suggest that Andrew Jackson could have stopped the Civil War.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters A Bipartisan Deal to Avert a Government Shutdown
Congressional lawmakers could reportedly vote as early as this week on the more than $1 trillion measure.
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Reuters Actually, the U.S. Will Pay for the THAAD Anti-Missile System
South Korea said the Trump administration reconfirmed its commitment to foot the bill, contradicting what the president said days earlier.
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Romeo Ranoco / Reuters Trump Invites Duterte to the White House
The Philippines president has encouraged thousands of extrajudicial killings and even bragged about murdering three men himself.
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Yves Herman / Reuters Why Turkey Blocked Access to Wikipedia
The site reportedly refused to remove an entry saying the country had ties to terrorist organizations.
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Reuters North Korea's Latest Provocation
An apparently failed missile launch comes just days after the U.S. deployed a missile-defense system to the Korean peninsula.
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George Frey / Reuters The NSA Is Changing Some of the Information It Collects
The agency says it’s stopping the controversial practice of collecting Americans’ emails that mention foreign intelligence targets.
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Parwiz Parwiz / Reuters Pentagon: 'Friendly Fire' May Have Killed 2 U.S. Service Members in Afghanistan
The Army Rangers were struck during an operation targeting ISIS militants in Nangarhar province.
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Lee Jin-man / Reuters The Many North Korea Policies of the Trump Administration
Is the U.S. ready for war? Does it want talks? Officials are sending mixed messages.
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Kelly P. Kissel / AP Arkansas's Fourth Execution in 8 Days
The death of Kenneth Williams marks the last in a series of lethal injections the state carried out before its execution drug expired.
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Ekaterina Shtukina / RIA Novosti / Reuters Facebook Data ‘Does Not Contradict’ Intelligence on Russia Meddling
The social platform says it has a problem with government-run efforts to manipulate public opinion.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters 'There Is a Chance That We Could End Up Having a Major, Major Conflict With North Korea'
President Trump, in an interview with Reuters, also said while he would “love to solve things diplomatically … it’s very difficult.”
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Richard Carson / Wells Fargo A Lawsuit Claims Wells Fargo Targeted Undocumented Immigrants to Hit Sales Quotas
It is the latest in a string of allegations following the bank's fake-account scandal.
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Carolyn Kaster / AP Trump Falls From One Presidential Trap Into Another
New presidents often err by either trying to impose their will on Congress or being too hands-off. Trump is on course to commit both errors on his top two legislative priorities.
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Ognen Teofilovski / Reuters What's Going On in Macedonia?
Protesters entered parliament after lawmakers elected an ethnic-Albanian politician as speaker.
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Parwiz Parwiz / Reuters The Death of 2 U.S. Service Members in Afghanistan
They were killed in an operation targeting ISIS militants in Nangarhar province, where the U.S. this month dropped the “mother of all bombs.”
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Kamil Krzaczynski / Reuters United's $10,000 Pledge to Bumped Passengers
The airline issued a series of policy changes after a passenger was dragged off a flight.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Today's News: April 27, 2017
Trump backs away from terminating NAFTA and more from the United States and around the world.
