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Eric Thayer / Reuters Trump's Reshuffle
The GOP presidential nominee has hired a senior executive from Breitbart News and promoted a senior aide in an attempt to jump-start his foundering campaign.
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David Gray / Reuters Closing Australia's Migrant-Detention Center
Papua New Guinea’s leader said the two countries had agreed to shut the Manus facility, which holds 854 asylum-seekers.
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David McNew / Reuters Four Reasons Curt Schilling Might Not Want to Run for Office
The retired Red Sox ace is making noises about challenging Senator Elizabeth Warren in 2018. Let’s take a look at the oppo file.
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Jonathan Bachman / Reuters Louisiana's Deadly Floods
Eight people died as rivers rose to historic highs and damaged 40,000 homes.
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Tim Ireland / AP The Outspoken Muslim Cleric Who Supports ISIS
Anjem Choudary was found guilty for backing the militant group, bringing an end to a years-long investigation by British authorities.
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Brennan Linsley / AP The Navajo, the EPA, and the Accident That Turned a River Orange
The Navajo Nation is suing the federal government over a spill that sent more than 3 million gallons of toxic water into a major river last year.
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Jim Cooper / AP Roger Ailes and Donald Trump: A Match Made for TV
A report that the recently ousted Fox News boss is advising the Republican fits with a campaign that increasingly resembles a political remake of The Expendables.
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Brendan McDermid / Reuters Why Is Aetna Leaving Most of Its Obamacare Exchanges?
Some theories on why the giant insurer says it will walk away from 70 percent of its Affordable Care Act markets
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Jessica Griffin / AP The Resignation of Pennsylvania's Attorney General
Kathleen Kane resigned Tuesday after she was found guilty on nine criminal charges, including criminal conspiracy and perjury.
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Stephen Lam / Reuters The Man Charged With Starting a 4,000-Acre Wildfire
Investigators say Damin Pashilk started the Clayton fire and several other wildfires from last year.
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Eduardo Munoz / Reuters Murder Charges in the Killing of a New York Imam
Officers found a gun hidden in the home of the man arrested in connection with Saturday’s killings.
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Reuters Turkey's Continuing Coup Crackdown
Authorities raided more than 50 companies and sought to arrest more than 100 executives in connection with last month’s attempted putsch.
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Reuters A New Phase in Russia's Military Role in Syria
The defense ministry says Russian fighter jets took off from Iran’s Hamdan airbase and struck ISIS targets.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Guantanamo's Shrinking Population
The Obama administration announced Monday the transfer of 15 prisoners to the United Arab Emirates.
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Vanderbilt University The College Dorm and the Confederacy
Vanderbilt University will rename a residence hall that has been formally called “Confederate Memorial Hall” for more than 80 years.
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Khaled Abdullah / Reuters The Bombing of a Hospital in Yemen
An air strike killed 11 and injured 19 others in Hajja province Monday, days after the collapse of peace talks.
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Eric Thayer / Reuters Donald Trump's Intolerance for Intolerance
The latest iteration of his immigration ban would allow only those who “embrace a tolerant American society” to enter the country.
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Reuters What's Happening in Pakistan's 'Most Complicated' Region?
Last week a suicide bomb killed 70 people in Balochistan, the scene of decades of unrest involving separatist rebels, the military, and jihadi groups.
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Max Becherer / AP Louisiana's Historic Floods
Days of rain overflowed rivers to record levels, and rescuers have already rescued 20,000 people from their homes.
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AP The Spread of the Burqini Ban
A village in Corsica became the third place in France to ban the swimsuit from its beaches Monday after a fight broke out over the weekend.
