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Carlos Barria / Reuters Trump's Confidence Game
By insisting the economy is booming and the border is more secure, the president has managed to make people act like these things are true—at least for now.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters Today's News: April 5, 2017
Trump reacts to chemical attack in Syria, Bannon out of NSC, and more from the United States and around the world.
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Tom Gannam / AP What Panera Gets From Its $7.5 Billion Sale
Besides money
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Ammar Abdullah / Reuters Today's News: April 4, 2017
A deadly chemical attack in Syria, Susan Rice reacts to spying allegations, and more from the United States and around the world.
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Patrick Semansky / AP Can Trump's Justice Department Undo Police Reform?
Attorney General Jeff Sessions had indicated he would not make law-enforcement reform a priority, but new moves suggest he’ll try to reverse Obama-era changes, too.
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Ammar Abdullah / Reuters How Is Syria Still Using Chemical Weapons?
Despite an agreement reached years ago, chemicals have been used repeatedly on the country's battlefield.
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Pete Souza / The White House Susan Rice's Careful Dance on Trump Surveillance
The former national-security adviser said in an interview she had not conducted any political spying on the president-elect’s team, but suggested she may have asked for members’ names to be revealed to her.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters Did Susan Rice Do Anything Wrong By Asking to 'Unmask' Trump Officials?
A new Bloomberg View report says that Obama’s national security adviser wanted the names of Trump transition team officials in intelligence reports to be revealed.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Today's News: April 3, 2017
A Senate panel’s deliberations on Judge Gorsuch, and more from the United States and around the world.
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John Sommers II / Reuters Today's News: April 2, 2017
A judge rules that Trump may have incited violence at campaign rally in Kentucky, a South Korean shipping vessel disappears, and 20 people died in a stabbing attack in Pakistan.
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Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters Today's News: April 1, 2017
Protesters in Paraguay set fire to the parliament building, a deadly landslide in Colombia, and Venezuela’s supreme court backtracks on the country’s move toward dictatorship.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The White House Is Being Reset Even Before It Started
President Trump has already fired a national security adviser, removed a communications officer, and pushed a deputy chief of staff out—with more shakeups on the horizon.
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Darrin Zammit Lupi / Reuters Today's News: March 31, 2017
A “phased approach” to Brexit talks, Mike Flynn’s offer, and more from the United States and around the world.
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Jonathan Drake / Reuters 'I Don't Think You Can Compromise on Civil Rights'
The Old North State’s liberals have wanted for a year to repeal the “bathroom bill,” but the law Governor Roy Cooper signed Thursday has many of his allies disgusted and angry.
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Mike Segar / Reuters Today's News: March 30, 2017
Mike Flynn reportedly offers to be interviewed in exchange for immunity, a deal in North Carolina over the “bathroom bill,” and more from the United States and around the world.
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Darrin Zammit Lupi / Reuters An EU Official Lets Loose on Trump
“I’m going to promote the independence of Ohio and the exit of Texas” if the U.S. president continues to promote Brexit to other EU members, Jean-Claude Juncker said.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters The Call Was Coming From Inside the White House
A new report says that Devin Nunes’s bombshell claim of spying on the Trump team came from the Trump administration itself.
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Jonathan Drake / Reuters North Carolina Is Finally Repealing Its Bathroom Bill
Just over a year after H.B. 2 passed, lawmakers and the governor have reached a deal, but progressive groups say the new plan is a sham.
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters The Senate's No-Drama Russia Investigation
Senators Richard Burr and Mark Warner promised a long, slow, even dull inquiry into election interference—an implicit rebuke to the House’s ever-more-chaotic process.
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Yves Herman / Reuters Brexit: So What Now?
A few frequently asked questions
