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Francois Mori / AP Ali Bongo's Controversial Win
Gabon’s Constitutional Court reaffirmed the incumbent president’s victory in last month’s elections, though the opposition rejected the ruling.
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Abdalrhman Ismail / Reuters The 'Barbarism' in Aleppo
The UN Security Council called an emergency meeting after Syria and Russia dropped 150 bombs in three days on the rebel-held part of the city.
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Pat Sullivan / AP Reports of a Shooting in Houston
The city’s police department says several people have been taken to hospital.
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Thibault Vandermersch / Pool / AP The Future of Calais' Notorious Migrant Camp
French President Francois Hollande said the “Jungle,” home to between 7,000 and 10,000 people, will be dismantled this year.
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Hans Deryk / Reuters Remembering Arnold Palmer
The legendary golfer died Sunday at age 87.
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USA Today Sports / Reuters Remembering Jose Fernandez
The joyful Miami Marlins pitcher died Sunday in a boating accident. He was 24 years old.
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Stephen Brashear / AP The Mass Shooting at a Washington Shopping Mall
Five people were killed in the attack; police later arrested a suspect after a day-long manhunt.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department / Reuters Two Glimpses Into Keith Scott's Death
Police in Charlotte, North Carolina, released body-cam and dashboard footage of the 43-year-old black man’s final moments.
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters Jeremy Corbyn Wins Again
Britain’s opposition leader fended off his moderate challenger to keep control of the Labour Party.
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Mohamed Abd El Ghany / Reuters The Deadly Capsizing of a Migrant Boat
Egyptian authorities have recovered more than 160 bodies and are expecting that number to go up in the coming days.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Why Obama Vetoed the 9/11 Lawsuit Bill
The president rejected a bipartisan bill that would allow the families of terror victims to sue Saudi Arabia, saying it would put American officials in jeopardy.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters What President Trump's Supreme Court Would Look Like
The Republican candidate successfully wooed Ted Cruz by releasing an expanded list of potential justices.
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Eduardo Munoz / Reuters Anthony Weiner's Latest Sexting Scandal
Police are investigating the former Democratic congressman amid allegations he sexted a 15-year-old girl.
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Chuck Burton / AP 'Don't Shoot Him. Don't Shoot Him'
Keith Lamont Scott’s wife can be heard shouting at officers in new cell-phone footage released Friday. Officers can also be heard telling the 43-year-old black man to drop his gun.
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Abdalrhman Ismail / Reuters Syria's Government Has Launched an Offensive on Aleppo
Dozens of civilians have been killed in the city just a day after talks failed in New York over the resumption of a cease-fire.
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Matt Sullivan / Reuters Ohio Can't Purge Infrequent Voters From Its Rolls
A federal appeals court says the secretary of state violated the National Voting Rights Act when he moved to clean up voter rolls.
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The Man Who Pied the Sacramento Mayor
Sean Thompson said the coconut-cream pie was a protest of Kevin Johnson’s $556 million basketball arena.
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Alan Diaz / AP Almost 6,000 Americans Have Already Voted for President
The election is 46 days away, but thanks to early voting, some citizens have already made their choice—and millions more have requested absentee ballots.
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Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters A Mustard Gas Attack on U.S. Troops
A general confirmed that Islamic State fighters used the chemical weapon this week in an attack on American soldiers in Iraq.
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U.S. Army / Reuters 14 Days in Solitary for Chelsea Manning
Prison officials in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, found her guilty of attempted suicide and possessing a book deemed prohibited.
