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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Is Trump Planning to Skip the Presidential Debates?
The Republican nominee falsely claimed that Hillary Clinton was rigging the debates and that the NFL had complained to him in a letter—perhaps preparing excuses to avoid debating.
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Denis Balibouse / Reuters Florida's Worsening Zika Outbreak
The number of those infected in the U.S. from mosquitos has risen from four to 14.
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Reuters The End of the $60 Million Scam
An arrest in Nigeria has brought an end to one of the world’s top online fraud networks.
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Reuters Nick Denton's Bankruptcy Filing
The Gawker founder, still reeling from the damages awarded to Hulk Hogan, called it “a bitter day.”
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Animation on FOX / YouTube Who 'The Simpsons' Are Voting For
The long-running television show envisions a 3 a.m. phone call from the Situation Room.
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Nicky Loh / Reuters Apologizing to Taiwan's Indigenous People
President Tsai Ing-wen laid out a plan to correct past policies that, she said, resulted in four centuries of “pain and mistreatment.”
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Faisal Al Nasser / Reuters Saudi Arabia's Stranded Indian Workers
India’s government has sent teams to help more than 10,000 of its citizens who have no food or money.
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Reuters The U.S. Air Strikes Against ISIS in Libya
The American military has carried out strikes at the request of the Libyan government, the Pentagon said.
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Jorge Silva / Reuters Thailand's Most Dangerous Word
A 40-year-old woman faces up to 15 years in prison for violating lèse-majesté laws by responding to a Facebook message with a single word.
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Noah Berger / Reuters The Deadly Wildfire That's the Size of San Francisco
The Soberanes fire near Big Sur has displaced at least 500 people, killed one man, and scorched 40,000 acres.
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Ammar Abdullah / Reuters Syrian Civil War: A Russian Chopper Is Downed
The Kremlin said five people were killed, a reminder of Moscow's support of President Bashar al-Assad in the conflict.
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Kim Kyung Hoon / Reuters A Lesson for Uber in China
Didi Chuxing, the Chinese ride-hailing service, bought Uber’s subsidiary in the country in a deal valued at $35 billion.
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Darren Hauck / Reuters Wisconsin's Voting Laws Struck Down
A federal judge ruled Friday the state's voter-ID law and other restrictions violated the Constitution.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters 'He Doesn't Know What the Word Sacrifice Means'
Donald Trump has chosen to debate the parents of a slain American serviceman over who has sacrificed more.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Gaffe Track: The Victim or the Crimea
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Gaffe Track: Trump Fires Back at Khizr Khan, Citing His 'Sacrifices'
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Paulo Whitaker / Reuters The Charges Against Brazil's Lula
The former president was charged with obstruction of justice in the widening scandal at Petrobras.
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Rebecca Cook / Reuters More Charges in the Flint Water Crisis
Six officials were charged Friday in connection with the scandal in the city in Michigan.
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Yves Herman / Reuters An Olympic Ban on All Russian Weightlifters
The International Weightlifting Federation said Russian weightlifters brought the sport “into disrepute.”
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Chris Keane / Reuters North Carolina's Deliberate Disenfranchisement of Black Voters
A federal appeals court finds the impact of the state’s voting law can only be explained by “discriminatory intent.”
