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Mike Segar / Reuters Tough Debate Moderation Won't Stop Donald Trump
Liberals who hope a good, thorough fact-checking would disillusion the Republican nominee’s supporters are doomed to disappointment.
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Pascal Rossignol / Reuters More Charges in the November Paris Attacks
Austrian prosecutors charged two men suspected of helping organize the operation that killed 130 people.
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Phil Noble / Reuters Ryan Lochte's Suspension From the U.S. National Team
As punishment for apparently fabricating a robbery story at the Rio Olympics, the swimmer forfeits $100,000 and cannot compete for 10 months.
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Phil Coale / AP The Disappearance and Return of the Original Ground Zero Flag
It showed up on the other side of the country, and Thursday it goes on view at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum.
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Ashley Webb / Flickr A Delaware Crash Leaves I-95 in Less-Than-Mint Condition
A tractor-trailer carrying blank pennies overturned and caught fire Thursday morning, blocking the highway for hours.
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Patrick T. Fallon / Reuters Gary Johnson: 'And What Is Aleppo?'
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Chris Carlson / AP Tim Tebow's Minor League Contract
The New York Mets announced the former NFL quarterback will participate in the Instructional League.
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Cliff / Flickr Will the Senate Confirm America's First Muslim Federal Judge?
Abid Qureshi’s nomination caps Obama’s legacy of diversifying the judiciary, but the Senate seems unlikely to act on it.
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Marko Djurica / Reuters The Charge Against the Hungarian Camerawoman Who Kicked Migrants
If convicted, Petra Laszlo could face two years in prison for last September’s incident.
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Mark Makela / Reuters Who Was Bill Clinton, Anyway?
The former president heads out on the stump, working to rally voters who don’t even remember his administration.
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Nariman El-Mofty / AP The Sectarian Spat Over the Hajj
This latest diplomatic row between Saudi Arabia and Iran takes place as millions of Muslims travel to Mecca to begin the annual Islamic pilgrimage.
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Darren Whiteside / Reuters Exporting a Controversial War on Drugs to Indonesia
The country’s anti-narcotics chief says he would like to copy the war on drugs in the Philippines, which has killed about 2,400 people in two months.
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Markus Schreiber / AP 'Germany Will Remain Germany'
Chancellor Angela Merkel defended her migrant policy after her CDU’s loss to a right-wing, anti-migrant party in local elections.
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Komsomolskaya Pravda / AP Reports of a Chlorine Attack in Aleppo
Civilians in a rebel-held part of the Syrian city were sickened by the gas, activists said.
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Hasan Jamali / AP The Detention of a Bahraini Human-Rights Activist
The U.S. has called on Bahrain to release Nabeel Rajab, who is facing up to 15 years in prison over tweets criticizing the Gulf monarchy’s government.
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Michael Bryant / AP The Trial Date for Bill Cosby
The actor will appear in court in June to face charges of drugging and raping a woman more than a decade ago.
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Jeff Baenen / AP A Minnesota Abduction Solved Nearly 27 Years Later
The man who kidnapped 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling has confessed to the crime and led police to the boy’s remains.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Obama on Kaepernick: Sometimes Democracy Is 'Messy'
Women's soccer star Megan Rapinoe also joined the 49ers quarterback’s protest, kneeling for the national anthem.
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AP The Toppling of an Iconic Sandstone Formation in Oregon
State officials are investigating a video that shows eight vandals pushing the pedestal down.
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Dominick Reuter / Reuters Jill Stein's Travel Nightmare
