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Eric Thayer / Reuters Gaffe Track: Donald's Watching More Non-Existent Videos
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Sergei Karpukhin / Reuters The Russian Athletes Going to Rio
The International Olympic Committee approved 270 Russian athletes, or about 70 percent of the original team, to compete in the Rio games.
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Gerry Broome / AP Mike Pence Stands By His Running Mate
In Raleigh, North Carolina, the Republican vice-presidential nominee insists the ticket and the party are unified.
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Petroa Giannakouris / AP Reading While Muslim
Faizah Shaheen was detained by officials in the U.K. after she was reported for having suspicious reading material on a flight to Turkey.
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Yorgos Karahalis / Reuters Athens's First Mosque in 150 Years
Muslims in the Greek capital have had to worship in makeshift facilities since the end of Ottoman rule.
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Bobby Yip / Reuters Zika's Threat to the U.S. Military
More than 40 service members, including one pregnant woman, have been infected with the mosquito-borne virus since January.
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Leo Correa / AP Locked Out of Rio
Firefighters cut through the lock of a stadium this week after Olympics officials realized they had lost the key.
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Charles Mostoller / Reuters The Charges Against Fethullah Gulen
A Turkish court says the U.S.-based cleric is responsible for last month’s coup attempt that left more than 270 dead.
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Jossy Ola / AP Who Runs Boko Haram?
On Wednesday, ISIS named a new leader for the West African group. Not so fast, its old leader said Thursday.
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Philippe Lopez / Getty China's Crackdown on Lawyers
Zhou Shifeng, whose law firm represented prominent dissidents, was sentenced to seven years in prison.
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Neil Hall / Reuters The London Stabbing Suspect's Motive
Police said it looks increasingly like the Norwegian national of Somali origin suffered from mental health issues. The woman who was killed was identified as American.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters A Governor Ordered to Serve as a Public Defender
Amid a funding crisis, Missouri’s top public defender appointed Governor Jay Nixon to represent a poor client.
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Neil Hall / Reuters U.K. Interest Rates: A Record Low
The Bank of England cut rates from 0.5 percent to 0.25 percent in a bid to stimulate the economy after the Brexit vote.
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Chuck Burton / AP The Clinton Team's Affable Attack Dog
On his first solo swing of the campaign, Tim Kaine presses the case against Donald Trump in the urban South.
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Wayne Parry / AP The End of Trump Taj Mahal
The Atlantic City casino is expected to close in September following a month of union strikes.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters A Transgender-Rights Ruling Blocked
The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily stayed a Fourth Circuit ruling on gender identity and Title IX Wednesday.
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Dave Kaup / Reuters Gaffe Track: Hillary's Enunciation Taxes Our Hearing
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Obama's Historic Day of Clemency
The president on Wednesday commuted the sentences of 214 federal inmates.
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Reuters The Start-Up Company Going to the Moon
The federal government has approved Moon Express to become the first private company to fly beyond Earth’s orbit.
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Bobby Yip / Reuters There's Probably Way More Zika in the United States Than Has Been Counted
New computer modeling suggests the virus has been underestimated by tens of thousands of cases.
