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Ammar Awad / Reuters The UNESCO Controversy Over Holy Land Sites
Israel suspended ties with the UN agency for adopting a resolution said to deny Jewish ties to the region’s holy sites.
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Afolabi Sotunde / Reuters What the Nigerian First Lady Said About Her Husband's Presidency
Aisha Buhari criticized Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, which had promised change but, in the view of his critics, has delivered little. His response: “She belongs to my kitchen.”
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Gemunu Amarasinghe / AP A Year of Mourning in Thailand
Thousands of people took to the streets of Bangkok Friday to honor King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died Thursday.
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Steve Helber / AP A Serbian News Magazine Retracts Its Story on Donald Trump
Nedeljnik said it was the subject of a hoax. It had quoted the GOP presidential nominee as saying the U.S.-led intervention in Serbia was “a mistake.”
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Adam Rhew / Reuters The Justice Department's New Police Shooting Database
The gap in data has been an embarrassment for the federal government.
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John Vizcaino / Reuters The Extension of the Colombian Ceasefire
Government and FARC rebel leaders continue to negotiate a peace accord that was recently rejected by voters.
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Allan Green / AP Remembering Jack Greenberg
The last surviving lawyer who argued Brown v. Board of Education at the U.S. Supreme Court died Wednesday at 91.
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Eduardo Munoz / Reuters A Not-Guilty Plea for the New York and New Jersey Bombing Suspect
Ahmad Rahimi’s hearing was for state charges of attempted murder of police officers, not the federal charges accusing him of bombing public spaces.
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Michel Euler / AP France's Solution to Drug Addiction
A new medical facility aims to give drug addicts a safe space to inject, but critics say it only perpetuates the problem.
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Luke MacGregor / Reuters A Spike in Hate Crimes After Brexit
More than 5,000 incidents were reported in England and Wales in July—a 41 percent increase from last year.
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Jamie Fine / Reuters How Trump's Abuse of Women Hid in Plain Sight
The Republicans’ defenders argue that the timing of accusations of sexual assault are questionable. That’s only because they weren’t paying attention before.
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Reuters The Investigation Into a Suspected Terrorist's Suicide
Jaber al-Bakr hung himself inside a German jail and now lawyers and politicians want to know why he wasn’t being more closely watched.
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Afolabi Sotunde / Reuters The Return of 21 Kidnapped Chibok Schoolgirls
Boko Haram took the girls in 2014 along with more than 250 others.
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Mark Baker / AP The Death of the Thai King
Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest-reigning monarch, was 88.
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Vince Bucci / Invision / AP The Nobel Prize in Literature
Bob Dylan has won this year’s award.
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Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Blake Midnight / … The U.S. Strikes Rebel-Held Parts of Yemen
The attacks mark the first time the U.S. has targeted the Houthis since the conflict began in March 2015, and they come after missiles were fired at an American warship.
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Mike Segar / Reuters Trump Faces a Slew of New Allegations of Sexual Assault
The Republican presidential nominee categorically denied any past incidents, but several women have come forward to report unwanted attention from him.
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Cliff Owen / AP The Resignation of Wells Fargo's CEO
After a month of national backlash for a phony accounts scandal, John Stumpf has resigned effective immediately.
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Wilfredo Lee / AP Florida's Extended Voter Registration Deadline
A federal judge ruled Wednesday to change the date because of Hurricane Matthew, which passed near the state last week.
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Mike Segar / Reuters What Day Is Election Day?
