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Erik de Castro / Reuters The Philippine President's Dwindling Opposition
Senator Leila de Lima led the investigation into Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs, and on Monday she was removed from the justice committee.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump Wants Clinton's Bodyguards to Disarm
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Grigory Dukor / Reuters Vladimir Putin's Big Win
The president’s party easily won parliamentary elections, despite lower voter turnout compared to the 2011 contest.
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Stephen Maturen / Getty The Attack in a Minnesota Shopping Mall
Family members identified the alleged attacker as 22-year-old Dahir Aden.
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Jon Herskovitz / Reuters The Americans Who Stockpile Guns
A new survey finds half of all the guns in the United States are owned by just 3 percent of American adults.
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Bassam Khabieh / Reuters The End of the Syrian Cease-Fire
The Syrian military blamed the rebels, though the decision was likely affected by a U.S. airstrike that killed more than 60 Syrian troops.
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Ricardo Moraes / Reuters An Accident at the Paralympics
Iranian paracyclist Bahman Golbarnezhad died Saturday after crashing during a road race in Rio.
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Nour Fourat / Reuters The Killing of ISIS's Information Minister
Wa'il Adil Hasan Salman al-Fayad oversaw the production of the Islamist militant group’s propaganda videos.
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Rick Scuteri / Reuters Has Anything Changed With Arizona's Immigration Law?
Immigrant-rights groups and the state have come to a settlement over the legislation once called the toughest in the country.
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John Vizcaino / Reuters Colombia's Role in a Rebel Crackdown
The president acknowledged the government’s role in the 1980s in helping kill FARC members who had surrendered.
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters The Extradition of Lauri Love to the U.S.
The alleged hacker, accused of infiltrating the computers of numerous American government agencies, faces nearly a century in prison.
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Mike Segar / Reuters An Unrepentant Trump Finally Acknowledges Obama as American
Donald Trump has finally said he believes the president was born in the U.S. What took him so long?
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Luke MacGregor / Reuters Deutsche Bank's Refusal to Settle With the DOJ
The U.S. demanded $14 billion to settle a lawsuit with the German bank that stems from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Thomas Peter / Reuters The Official Recall of Samsung's Fire-Prone Galaxy Note 7
U.S. consumers reported nearly 100 incidents in which the phone overheated, and a family in Florida said it set their Jeep on fire.
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Leonhard Foeger / Reuters 'You Can't Solve All Europe's Problems in One Summit'
The EU’s leaders begin a meeting in Slovakia—their first since the U.K. voted to leave the bloc.
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Kirsty Wigglesworth / AP A Setback for Assange
A Swedish appeals court upheld the international arrest warrant against the WikiLeaks founder.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Just Why Does Hillary Clinton Want to Be President?
Returning to the trail in North Carolina after a bout with pneumonia, the Democrat sought to calm worries about not just her health but her campaign.
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Erik de Castro / Reuters Did the Philippine President Really Kill a Man With an Uzi?
A former hitman told lawmakers that Rodrigo Duterte, when he was mayor of Davao for two decades, oversaw the deaths of 1,000 people.
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J. Scott Applewhite / AP The FBI's Impersonation of an AP Editor
The Justice Department’s inspector general said no rules were violated when an agent pretended to be a journalist.
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Rodi Said / Reuters The Syrian Ceasefire's Humanitarian Crisis
United Nations officials criticized President Bashar al-Assad’s regime for inhibiting the delivery of aid in war-torn Aleppo.
