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Rick Wilking / Reuters The Manafort Dossier
A New York Times report sheds new light on the close ties between Donald Trump’s campaign chairman and Kremlin cronies in Ukraine and elsewhere.
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters The Aftermath of the Milwaukee Protests
Protests on Sunday turned violent as demonstrators gathered to rally against the killing of a black man.
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Akintunde Akinleye / Reuters A Glimpse of the Chibok Schoolgirls
A video released Sunday purportedly shows some of the students abducted by a Nigerian militant group more than two years ago.
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Gretchen Ehlke / AP The Violent Protests in Milwaukee
Crowds clashed with police in reaction to a fatal police shooting in the Wisconsin city Saturday.
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Stephanie Keith / Reuters The Killing of a New York Imam
Two men, including a religious leader, were fatally shot in broad daylight as they left a mosque.
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Arnd Wiegmann / Reuters The Stabbings on a Swiss Train
Authorities said a man armed with a knife and a flammable fluid injured six people.
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Kieran Doherty / Reuters Kenny Baker (1934-2016)
The actor perhaps best known for playing R2-D2 has died after a long illness.
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Javier Galeano / AP Fidel Castro's 90th Birthday Message
The former Cuban president thanked his people and criticized President Obama.
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Rodi Said / Reuters What Happens When a Town Is Liberated From ISIS
U.S.-backed Kurdish and Arab fighters fought for more than two months to push the Islamic State out of Manbij, Syria.
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Mohammad Anwar Danishyar / AP Striking ISIS
A U.S. airstrike killed Hafiz Sayed Khan, the leader of the group in Afghanistan, the Pentagon said.
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Dan Powers / AP Making a Free Man
A federal judge has overturned the murder conviction of Brendan Dassey, who was featured in the Netflix show Making a Murderer.
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Toru Hanai / Reuters The Unsporting Spirit
Judoka Islam El Shahaby may face punishment for refusing to shake the hand of his Israeli opponent after a match the Egyptian lost.
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Fred Prouser / Reuters Rocked By Turbulence
A JetBlue flight had to conduct an emergency landing in South Dakota because 24 people onboard needed medical attention.
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Stefan Wermuth / Reuters Who Is Leonidas of Rhodes?
Michael Phelps beat a more than 2,000-year-old Olympic record set by the champion athlete of the ancient games.
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AP What the TSA Found in Carry-On Luggage Last Week
Agents discovered 68 firearms, including a 3D-printed pistol that was detected probably because of its metal bullets.
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Tim Wimborne / Reuters A Brief History of the Burqini
From French beaches and waterparks to the Olympic beach-volleyball courts, the full-length swimwear has caused controversy.
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Reuters Targeting Thailand
At least 11 explosions have struck various tourist-friendly parts of the country, killing four people and wounding more than 30.
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Michel Euler / AP France's Call for Refugee Hosts
The housing ministry’s initiative aims to bring in an additional 1,000 more to the country.
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Kai Pfaffenbach / Reuters The Second Kenyan Coach Banned From Rio
Running coach John Anzrah allegedly posed as an athlete to help cheat a doping test.
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Edgard Garrido / Reuters Parsing Obama's Sexy, Sometimes Woke Summer Playlist
For his last summer in office, the president delivers a more eclectic, more interesting, and more seductive set of musical selections.
