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Dwight Burdette / Wikimedia ITT Tech's Road to Closure
The for-profit college will shutter more than 130 locations in 39 U.S. states following financial sanctions from the Department of Education.
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AP Cleaning Up the Bombs From the Secret U.S. War in Laos
President Obama pledged $90 million to remove unexploded ordnance dropped during the Vietnam War.
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Mike Segar / Reuters Fox News's Settlement With Gretchen Carlson
The network will reportedly pay the former anchor $20 million and has apologized. Meanwhile, Greta Van Susteren, the longtime anchor, is leaving immediately.
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Gerald Herbert / AP Was Trump Fibbing About Buying Politicians Then or Now?
For months, the Republican nominee bragged that he had often paid officeholders for favors. Now that questions are swirling about Florida’s attorney general, he says that’s not the case.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Chicago's 500th Homicide of the Year
Over the Labor Day weekend, 13 people were killed and 65 were shot in the deadliest holiday weekend of the summer.
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Reuters The British Cleric Sentenced for Supporting ISIS
Anjem Choudary was convicted in July for pledging allegiance to the Islamic State’s self-proclaimed leader.
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Jorge Silva / Reuters Too Late for an Apology From the Filipino President?
Rodrigo Duterte regrets calling Obama a “son of a bitch,” but the two leaders aren’t holding their scheduled meeting in Laos.
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Kirsty Wigglesworth / AP Black Lives Matter's U.K. Protest
Activists gained access to a runway at London City Airport, disrupting flights.
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Erik de Castro / Reuters The Philippine President's Vulgar Warning to Obama
Rodrigo Duterte told reporters the U.S. president should not ask Duterte about his government's war on drugs, which has claimed more than 2,000 lives this summer.
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NASA Goddard MODIS Rapid Response Team Hermine's East Coast Journey
The storm is expected to move further into the Atlantic Ocean in the next few days.
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Rupak De Chowdhuri / Reuters Sainthood for Mother Teresa
Pope Francis on Sunday declared the nun to be Saint Teresa of Kolkata, 19 years after her death.
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Mariana Bazo / Reuters The End of Antibacterial Soap
The FDA is banning certain chemicals it says may have harmful side effects.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Was It a Mistake for Trump to Focus on the Economy?
Jobs Day in 2016 has become an anti-climax, thanks to an improving climate that aids Hillary Clinton. So why is the Republican still painting a bleak picture?
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An Explosion in the Philippines President's Hometown
At least 12 people are dead and 60 wounded in Davao City, where the country’s president, Rodrigo Duterte, was mayor.
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Ahn Young-joon / AP Samsung's Recall
The company announced that in some instances the battery in the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone exploded.
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Mike Groll / AP The 12-Year-Old Freshman at Cornell
Jeremy Shuler was reading in two languages at age 2.
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Orlando Ramirez / USA Today Sports Colin Kaepernick's Continuing Protest
Two other football players joined the 49ers quarterback in his refusal to stand for the national anthem.
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John Raoux / AP Florida's First Hurricane in a Decade
Hurricane Hermine hit the state’s panhandle coast Friday morning and left a trail of damage and flooding.
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Beck Diefenbach / Reuters Brock Turner's Three-Month Jail Sentence
The former Stanford University student convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman will serve half of his original punishment because of “good behavior.”
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Fayaz Aziz / Reuters More Attacks on Pakistan's Judiciary
Militants targeted two courthouses in Christian neighborhoods outside the northwestern city of Peshawar, killing 13 people.
