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Valentyn Ogirenko / Reuters 'Why Do They Kill Journalists in Ukraine?'
Pavel Sheremet, a prominent reporter, was targeted Wednesday by a car bomb.
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Dado Ruvic / Reuters No More Twitter for the Internet's Self-Proclaimed 'Supervillain'
Milo Yiannopoulos was banned after hateful messages received by Leslie Jones, a star of the new Ghostbusters movie.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Cleveland Finally Gets Its Protests
After a series of planned demonstrations amounted to little, a tense situation broke out in Public Square downtown Tuesday afternoon.
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Kirsty Wigglesworth / AP Boris Johnson's Awkward News Conference With John Kerry
The U.K. foreign secretary was repeatedly asked about his past comments about President Obama and others.
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AP That Wasn't An Earthquake
The U.S. Geological Survey reported a 3.7-magnitude “earthquake” in Florida over the weekend, but what was it really?
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Rick Bowmer / AP A Militiaman's Foiled Great Escape or a Rancher Tying a Rope?
Ryan Bundy, famous for the standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, was caught in his cell with a 15-foot rope he made from braiding sheets.
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Ric Feld / AP The Kindness of a Small Town in Georgia
Officers in the town of Barnesville found 19-year-old Fred Barley living in a tent on a small college campus. He now has $184,000.
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Bullit Marquez / AP Freedom for Arroyo in the Philippines
The former president was ordered freed Tuesday from hospital detention after the Supreme Court dismissed the charges of plunder against her.
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Tyrone Siu / Reuters Taiwan's Deadly Bus Inferno
The blaze killed 24 Chinese tourists, their guide, and the driver. Although the mainland regards Taiwan as a renegade province, China is by far the largest source of visitors to Taiwan.
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Jim Young / Reuters Melania Trump's Secret Speechwriter: Michelle Obama?
The wife of the Republican nominee apparently borrowed passages from the first lady’s speech at the 2008 Denver Democratic National Convention.
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Kai Pfaffenbach / Reuters An Attack on a German Train
ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack that resulted in police killing the attacker, a 17-year-old Afghan asylum-seeker.
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Mike Segar / Reuters Fight Night at the Republican National Convention
While a loyal group of speakers came out to support Donald Trump, dissenters tried to derail the proceedings.
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Gerald Herbert / AP The Baton Rouge Police Shooting: What We Know
Louisiana’s governor says Gavin Long, the gunman who shot and killed three officers Sunday, came to the state to kill law enforcement officers.
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Reuters The Turkish President's Arch-Nemesis
A reading list on Fethullah Gulen, the cleric accused of helping orchestrate Friday's coup attempt.
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Saad Shalash / Reuters The 'Garden of Eden' Becomes a UNESCO World Heritage Site
The Iraqi marshes just received the official designation.
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Jim Young / Reuters A Bizarre New Zika Infection in Utah
Public health officials are trying to understand how a person who cared for a patient who died of Zika contracted the virus.
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Sergei Karpukhin / Reuters The Russian Olympic Doping Scandal
The World Anti-Doping Agency found “beyond a reasonable doubt” that Russia helped athletes cheat at the Sochi Olympics.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Another Not Guilty Decision in the Freddie Gray Case
The highest-ranking officer implicated in the Baltimore man’s death was acquitted by a judge Monday.
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M. Jameel / AP An Internet Star's Murder in Pakistan
Qandeel Baloch, a popular and outspoken social-media celebrity, was killed Friday in an alleged honor killing by her brother.
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Tumay Berkin / Reuters Turkey's Putsch and the Democratic Dilemma
When the military tries to overthrow a strongman, who is there to root for?
