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Joshua Roberts / Reuters How Did Disabilities Become a Partisan Issue?
Hillary Clinton’s speech Wednesday, advocating for greater support for people with disabilities, shows how a matter that was once universal has become as polarized as the rest of politics.
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WBTV / AP The Protests After Police Shoot Another Black Man
Demonstrators in Charlotte were met with tear gas and riot police Tuesday night, hours after the fatal shooting.
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Jim Young / Reuters Can 1,000 More Officers Solve Chicago's Homicide Problem?
This is the city’s largest police-hiring surge since the 1980s.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump Says Black Communities Are 'in the Worst Shape They've Ever Been'
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Umit Bektas / Reuters The Knife Attack Outside Israel's Embassy in Turkey
A man shouted at security officers, charged the gate with a knife, and was shot in the leg.
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Dale Sparks / AP What Mylan's CEO Will Tell Congress About the Price of EpiPen
Heather Bresch will tell lawmakers the life-saving drug isn’t as profitable for the company as everyone thinks.
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Mary Altaffer / AP When an NBA Star's Rape Accuser Is No Longer Anonymous
A federal judge said the woman suing Derrick Rose must be named in court.
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Ammar Abdullah / Reuters Who's Responsible for the Aleppo Aid Convoy Attack?
U.S. officials say only Russian warplanes could have carried out the airstrike that killed 20 people Monday.
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Moshe Weiss / AP What We Know: The Explosions in New York and New Jersey
Authorities say Ahmad Khan Rahami, 28, is the suspect in both blasts on Saturday.
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David Goldman / AP There's Nothing Left in the Tank in the Southeast
In Georgia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, drivers are finding it hard to find gasoline following a pipeline rupture in Alabama.
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Richard Drew / AP The Wells Fargo CEO's Mea Culpa
“I accept full responsibility for all unethical sales practices,” John Stumpf will tell the Senate Banking Committee Tuesday.
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Eduardo Munoz / Reuters Who Is Ahmad Khan Rahami?
Friends of the man suspected of setting off bombs in New York and New Jersey said he’d grown distant in recent years.
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Patrick Semansky / AP Donald Trump Jr. Is His Father's Id
As the Republican nominee seeks to tone down his rhetoric, his son has emerged as a loud amplifier of alt-right memes and views, including “white genocide.”
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Joel Bouopda / AP Gabon's Electoral Recount
The decision follows international pressure and violent protests against last month's vote.
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Aleppo 24 news / AP Suspending Aid to Syria
The decision by the UN comes a day after an airstrike struck a humanitarian convoy.
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Michael Fiala / Reuters The Costliest Wildfire in U.S. History
Two months of firefighting along California’s Big Sur coast has cost more than $200 million.
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Manolis Lagoutaris / Reuters A Fire at One of Greece's Largest Refugee Camps
Up to 4,000 migrants on the island of Lesbos had to flee.
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Tulsa Police Department / AP The Shooting of an Unarmed Black Man in Oklahoma
Dashboard camera footage shows Terence Crutcher had his hands in the air when he was fatally shot by police last week.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Clinton and Trump Accuse Each Other of Inspiring ISIS
The two candidates traded charges on Monday, blaming their rivals for encouraging terrorism.
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Toru Hanai / Reuters The Chicago Hot Dog King and a Mysterious Gold Tooth
A World War II history buff says he may have found something that belonged to a famous Japanese naval commander.
