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Guillermo Arias/AP Who Really Crosses the U.S.-Mexico Border?
The total number of unauthorized immigrants apprehended is on the rise, but they're no longer coming from America's nearest neighbor.
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John Minchillo/AP NYPD Commissioner Says Snubbing Mayor de Blasio Was 'Inappropriate'
Bill Bratton insists that police officers should not have turned their backs en masse as the mayor spoke at a funeral on Saturday—but he acknowledged that morale is low throughout the department.
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Wong Maye-E/AP The Search for AirAsia Indonesia Flight QZ8501
Officials suspended their hunt after dark on Sunday.
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Sergei Chuzavkov/AP Ukraine and Pro-Russia Rebels Exchange Hundreds of Prisoners
Despite the trade, more peace talks were called off, and Kiev said it was stopping all train and bus service to Crimea.
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Effrain Lopez/U.S. Air Force/Reuters Two Drone Strikes in Pakistan Kill Militants
The assault, believed to have been carried out by the U.S., targeted areas known to shelter Taliban and al-Qaeda extremists.
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Faisal Nasser/Reuters Saudi Women Drivers Sent to Terrorism Court
"The trial of peaceful reformers in a terrorism court underlines the political nature of this court."
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Alexei Druzhinin/AP, RIA Novosti Putin Cancels New Year's Holiday for Government Workers
Russian president cites economic crisis, but the finance minister says everything's fine.
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Damian Dovarganes/AP Streaming of The Interview Starts Today
The studio will make history with the first simultaneous theater/streaming release.
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Nasser Nasser/AP ISIS Captures Jordanian Pilot Flying for U.S.-Led Coalition
But officials won't acknowledge whether or not the extremist group used antiaircraft missiles it has seized.
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J. Scott Applewhite/AP Obama: North Korea Hack 'Cybervandalism,' Not An Act of War
But it was "very costly, very expensive."
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Brennan Linsley/AP U.S. Releases Four Afghan Detainees From Guantanamo
The U.S. still holds 63 detainees who have been cleared for release.
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Damian Dovarganes/AP North Korea Pleads Innocent to Hack
Pyongyang officials propose a joint investigation into the Sony hack, but warn America of 'grave consequences' if it refuses.
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Cliff Owen/AP Cheney: 'I'd Do It Again in a Minute'
The former vice president denies that the CIA tortured and says Bush knew everything all along.
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Lauren Victoria Burke/AP Ted Cruz Angers GOP as Senate Passes $1.1 Trillion Spending Bill
The Texas senator's procedural ploy blew up a legislative deal but backfired, as the government-funding legislation advances ahead of schedule.
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Rahmat Gul/AP An Especially Deadly Day in Afghanistan
Taliban militants continue to take advantage of the vulnerability created by the U.S. withdrawal.
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Mark Lennihan/AP Police to de Blasio: Don't Attend My Funeral
The NYPD's union reacts to the mayor's support for the Eric Garner protests, calling his rhetoric insulting.
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Larry Downing/Reuters Former CIA Director Braces for 'Torture Report'
Anticipating a Tuesday release of a report from the Senate Intelligence Committee, Michael Hayden said it's is as if the agency "has been tried and convicted in absentia."
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Kathy Willens/AP De Blasio: Giuliani 'Fundamentally Misunderstands the Reality' of Race
The New York mayor today addressed the week in protests, and experience with his own son.
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Brennan Linsley/AP Six Guantanamo Detainees Are Released to Uruguay
There are still 67 men at the facility who have been approved for resettlement.
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Mark Wilson/AP Another 1,000 U.S. Troops to Stay in Afghanistan
That's in addition to a recent order from President Obama to expand the mission.
