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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump's Plea for Russia to Hack the U.S. Government
The Republican nominee publicly asked a foreign government to leak emails from a cabinet secretary, dismissed the Geneva Conventions, and seemed confused about where Tim Kaine came from.
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Emily Jan / The Atlantic The End of the Freddie Gray Prosecutions: No Convictions
Prosecutors on Wednesday dropped charges against three police officers, meaning no one will face criminal penalties in the April 2015 death of the Baltimore man.
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Rodi Said / Reuters The Truck Bombing in Northern Syria
ISIS claimed responsibility for the blast that killed nearly 50 people in the city of Qamishli.
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Evan Vucci / AP Freedom for John Hinckley
Under his terms of release, the man who shot President Reagan in 1981 will live full-time with his mother in Williamsburg, Virginia.
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Bob Levey / AP The Case Against the Activists Who Filmed the Planned Parenthood Video Is Closed
A Texas judge dismissed the last charge against the duo whose recording prompted a debate over abortion rights in the U.S.
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Ian Langsdon / AP The Fragile Unity of a Nation Under Attack
With each new terrorist incident in France, the solidarity that accompanied previous ones becomes harder to sustain.
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Bruce Smith / AP The Lost 16th-Century Spanish Fort in South Carolina
Archaeologists used remote sensing technology to discover the structure within a Spanish colonial town, the remains of which sit beneath an old military golf course.
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Eugene Hoshiko / AP Japan's Deadliest Attack in Decades
Nineteen people were killed and 25 more wounded in a knife attack Tuesday outside the Japanese capital in Sagamihara.
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Claude Paris / AP It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's a Delivery Drone
The British government will allow Amazon to test a system that uses drones to deliver packages.
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Adam Hunger / USA Today Sports The Chicago Cubs Embrace a Controversial Baseball Player
Aroldis Chapman, an ace pitcher, served a 30-game suspension this year for allegedly choking his girlfriend.
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Reuters The Church Attack in France
Two men swarmed a church in the town of Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray Tuesday, killing a priest and injuring one other person.
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Toru Hanai / Reuters The Knife Attack in Japan
Dozens of people were killed and injured in an assault early Monday outside the country’s capital.
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Amr Nabil / AP The Health Risks of Pokémon Go
Though the app has been lauded for its health benefits, several countries have cautioned their citizens about the adverse effects of playing the game.
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Mike Blake / Reuters Can Two Internet Relics Become Relevant?
Verizon has purchased Yahoo for $4.8 billion, 14 months after it bought AOL.
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Umit Bektas / Reuters Erdogan vs. the Turkish Media
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has ordered the arrests of 42 journalists after a recent coup attempt in the country.
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Gary Cameron / Reuters The Muscovite Candidate?
Democrats allege that Russian hackers stole and leaked their emails in order to aid Donald Trump. Just because they’re paranoid doesn’t mean they’re wrong.
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Michaela Rehle / Reuters The Deadly Explosion in Ansbach
The Islamic State says it was behind the attack that wounded 15 people in the German town Sunday night.
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WBBH / AP The Shooting in a Fort Myers Nightclub
Police in Florida say at least two people are dead and 17 wounded. Three people are in custody in connection with the shooting.
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Gretchen Ertl / Reuters Exit, Debbie Wasserman Schultz
The Democratic National Committee chair has resigned amid an email controversy.
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Maxim Shemetov / Reuters Russia Goes to Rio
The International Olympic Committee has decided it will not ban Russian athletes from next month’s games over its doping scandal.
