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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Lewis and Clarke Get Their Day in Court
As the Supreme Court prepares to reconvene next week, the justices agreed to hear eight new cases on Thursday.
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Siphiwe Sibeko / Reuters Samsung's Explosive Washing Machine
The South Korean company confirmed some of its top-loading washers may “experience abnormal vibrations.”
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Julio Cortez / AP The Train Crash in Hoboken, New Jersey
The severity of the crash is unclear.
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Reuters India's 'Surgical Strikes' in Pakistan-Controlled Kashmir
The country’s military said “significant casualties” were inflicted on militants as well as those who support them. Pakistan denies any such operation took place.
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Reuters The Deadly Typhoon That Hit China and Taiwan
Dozens are still missing in China after powerful storms triggered landslides.
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Dan Whitcomb / Reuters What an Unarmed Black Man Was Holding When He Was Shot by Police
Police say Alfred Okwera Olango pointed a vaping device before he was killed in a San Diego suburb Tuesday.
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Mark Kauzlarich / Reuters Gary Johnson's Foreign-Leader Fail
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Siphiwe Sibeko / Reuters The Violent Tuition Protests in South Africa
Students have demonstrated across the country for the last 10 days as fees are set to increase.
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Ramzi Boudina / Reuters OPEC's Deal to Cut Oil Production
The 14-member group has agreed to reduce output for the first time in eight years in an effort to boost prices.
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Jamie Fine / Reuters Beautiful? No Experience? You Can Get Hired by Trump
In a clip unearthed by Mother Jones, the Republican presidential nominee boasts about hiring a possibly underage woman simply because she was attractive.
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WYFF / AP The Shooting at an Elementary School in South Carolina
Three people, including two children, suffered minor injuries after a teenage shooter opened fire, officials said.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters California's Sanctions Against Wells Fargo
The state is cutting ties with the bank for a year, following a scandal involving fake accounts.
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Wason Wanichakorn / AP The Pressure to Stay Silent About Torture in Thailand
Amnesty International has canceled a speaking event in Bangkok after receiving arrest threats from government officials.
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Antara Foto Agency / Reuters The Eruption of Mount Barujari
The volcano in Indonesia erupted Tuesday, sending hundreds of tourists clambering down the mountain.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump Is His Own Worst Enemy in a Crisis Situation—Once Again
The biggest threat to the Republican nominee is not his poor performance in the debate, but his reaction to it: blaming microphones, insisting he won, and doubling down on gaffes.
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Abdalrhman Ismail / Reuters The U.S. Is Threatening to Cut Off Talks With Russia Over Aleppo
Syrian airstrikes damaged two hospitals—part of the intensified, and indiscriminate, bombardment of the rebel-held part of the city.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Who Wants to Punch Martin Shkreli in the Face (for Charity)?
The “Pharma Bro” is auctioning off the opportunity to raise money for his former publicist’s son, who is recovering from leukemia.
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Reuters The Australian State Without Power
A severe weather system knocked out power for all 1.7 million people in South Australia.
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El Cajon Police Department Another Black Man Shot by Police
Officers in El Cajon, California, originally said the man had a gun, but there’s growing doubt he had a weapon.
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Feng Li / Reuters How Shimon Peres Helped Bring Peace Between Cuba and the U.S.
