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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Bill O'Reilly's Exit From Fox News
The network said its top-rated star will not be returning.
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Stephane Mahe / Reuters How Being a Woman Helped Marine Le Pen
The right-wing presidential candidate tried to use her gender to dispel memories of her party’s toxic past. But some legacies are hard to shake.
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U.S. Navy via Reuters How Did the Trump Administration Lose an Aircraft Carrier?
The White House said the USS Carl Vinson was headed for North Korea as it sailed the opposite direction—the latest example of a communications failure inside the executive branch.
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Murad Sezer / Reuters What's So Bad About Trump Calling Erdogan?
There’s a long tradition of the U.S. subordinating human-rights concerns to other interests. But there was something remarkable about the president’s move.
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Sergei Karpukhin / Reuters The Explosions on St. Petersburg's Metro
A suspect arrested in connection with the attack that killed 14 people says he didn't realize what he was doing.
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Stefan Wermuth / Reuters Why Theresa May Called for Elections
Being 21 percent ahead in the polls doesn’t hurt.
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Toby Melville / Reuters Today's News: April 18, 2017
The U.K. election, a blocked execution in Arkansas, and more from the United States and around the world.
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Murad Sezer / Reuters Erdogan’s Surprisingly Narrow Win
The Turkish president’s triumph was never in doubt, but his opponents turned out in large numbers.
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Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters Today's News: April 17, 2017
U.S. warns North Korea, Turkey’s referendum results upheld, and more from the United States and around the world.
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Mark Makela / Reuters Today's News: April 16, 2017
More than half of the dead in a bombing that killed 126 in Syria are children, Trump calls tax release protesters paid, a former Mexican governor accused of embezzling millions is caught in Guatemala, and more from the United States and around the world.
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Damir Sagolj / Reuters North Korea's Missile Launch
An apparently failed test comes amid rising regional tensions.
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Damir Sagolj / Reuters Today's News: April 15, 2017
An Arkansas judge halts the execution of eight people, North Korea flaunts its arsenal and threatens the U.S., the “Mother of All Bombs” death toll rises to more than 90, and more from the United States and around the world.
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Damir Sagolj / Reuters Today's News: April 14, 2017
Rising tensions over North Korea, Trump stops publishing visitor logs, and more from the United States and around the world.
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Rick Wilking / Reuters Trump Isn't George W. Bush, Hillary Clinton, or Obama—He's Trump
The temptation to look for parallels in former (or hypothetical) presidents only obscures just how unsettled and unpredictable the current commander in chief actually is.
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Reuters Today's News: April 13, 2017
“Mother of All Bombs” dropped in Afghanistan, North Korea’s nuclear program, and more from the United States and around the world.
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Elgin Air Force Base / Reuters Why Did the U.S. Use the 'Mother of All Bombs' in Afghanistan?
The military says it was to destroy tunnels used by ISIS, but the group’s presence is becoming marginal.
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Carolyn Kaster / AP Sean Spicer Throws In the Towel
Asked to defend President Trump’s policy shifts on economic issues, the White House press secretary opts out.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters The Education of Donald J. Trump
A president with so little knowledge about policy and so few ideological commitments can be pragmatic but also volatile and easily influenced.
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Andrew Harnik / AP All the President's Flip-Flops
The simplest explanation for Donald Trump’s new positions on everything from Syria to interest rates? Ignorance.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Today's News: April 12, 2017
A day of about-faces for Trump, United CEO apologizes, and more from the United States and around the world.
