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Fadel Senna / Getty Overturning the Burqini Ban
France’s highest administrative court suspended a prohibition on full-body swimwear in the town of Villeneuve-Loubet, and the decision is expected to set a legal precedent across the country.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Steve Bannon's Bad Day: Allegations of Voter Fraud and Domestic Violence
Donald Trump’s new campaign CEO, who is registered to vote at an empty house in Florida, may be as scandal-plagued as his predecessors.
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Elijah Nouvelage / Reuters The Stanford Rape Case Judge Steps Aside
Aaron Persky requested reassignment away from criminal cases as fallout from the Brock Turner case continues.
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters Clinton's Indictment of a Trump Campaign Built on 'Prejudice and Paranoia'
The Democratic nominee seeks to shame his Republican supporters and bait him into overreacting.
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Track of the Day: 'Hackensack' by Thelonious Monk
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Matt Kartozian / USA Today Sports The NHL's First Female Coach
The Arizona Coyotes hired Dawn Braid as the team’s skating coach.
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Reuters Is the French Ban on the Burqini Legal?
The country’s highest administrative court will rule Friday whether the full-body swimsuit can be worn on public beaches.
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Mohamed al-Sayaghi / Reuters Yemen's Crisis
The UN humanitarian chief is calling for an international investigation into the civil war that’s killed 9,000 people.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump on Immigration: Schrodinger's Candidate
The Republican nominee is talking about softening his view on deportations and amnesty, but he makes it hard to tell whether he has actually done so.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters The Orlando Shooting: Free Medical Care for the Survivors
The two hospitals that treated victims, Orlando Health and Florida Hospital, say they will cover the cost of treatment.
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Kayhan Ozer / Presidential Press Service / AP The Kurdish Withdrawal
U.S.-backed fighters returned to their traditional territory east of the Euphrates River a day after U.S. Vice President Joe Biden demanded they pull back or lose American support.
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Reuters Is This the End of Hope Solo's U.S. Soccer Career?
She is regarded as the best women’s soccer goalkeeper in the world, but her comments after the U.S. team’s loss to Sweden got her in trouble.
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Rahmat Gul / AP What Happened at the University in Kabul?
The death toll in Wednesday’s attack on the American University is 13, including seven students, Afghan police said.
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Alexandre Meneghini / Reuters A Peace Deal for Colombia
FARC reaches a final agreement with the country’s government after a half-century of violence.
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Henry Griffin / AP Who Wants to Buy Truman Capote's Ashes?
The author’s remains will be sold at auction next month, along with the clothes he was wearing when he died in 1984.
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John Duricka / AP A Short History of Candidates Relying on 'Hidden' Voters
Donald Trump’s campaign manager says he’s actually winning, thanks to “undercover” supporters. Plenty of past presidential hopefuls have mistakenly believed the same.
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Todd Korol / Reuters Canada's Hijab-Friendly Police Uniforms
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police will now allow female members to wear the head covering as part of their uniform.
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Beth J. Harpaz / AP The Swath of Maine That Just Became a National Monument
President Obama designated 87,500 acres of newly donated land as Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument.
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Umit Bektas / Reuters Turkey's New Incursion Into Syria
Turkish forces, backed by American airpower, have entered the country in an attempt to retake a city from ISIS.
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Kacper Pempel / Reuters The Still-Missing Nazi Gold Train
Another dig below a Polish town failed to find a legendary gold- and gem-filled train from World War II.
