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Abdul Khaliq / AP Dozens Killed in Explosion Outside Afghan Bank
A suicide bomber targeted Afghan security personnel trying to collect their salaries before a major Muslim holiday.
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Michael Sears / Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel / AP Milwaukee Police Officer Found 'Not Guilty' in Death of Sylville Smith
The now-fired officer faces a separate trial in August for charges of sexual assault.
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Fabrice Coffrini / Reuters Russia Cancels Meeting With U.S. Over Increased Sanctions
“The new American jab will not go without reaction from our side,” Russia’s deputy foreign minister said Wednesday.
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Daniel Mears / The Detroit News / AP Officer Stabbed at Flint Airport in Possible Terrorist Attack
The suspect reportedly shouted “Allahu akbar,” leading authorities to believe the incident was terrorism-related.
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Rodi Said / Reuters U.S. Military Shoots Down 'Hostile' Drone in Syria
The move signals escalating tension in the region between U.S.-backed forces and those loyal to the Assad regime.
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Gary Cameron / Reuters Judge Approves Wrongful Death Settlement in Ferguson Case
The family of Michael Brown will receive an undisclosed settlement from the City of Ferguson.
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Stringer / Reuters Al-Shabaab Kills 15 in Latest Car Bomb Attack
Less than a week after killing 31 people at a restaurant in Mogadishu, the group has waged another attack on a government building in Somalia's capital.
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Jeff Baenen / AP Dashcam Footage of Philando Castile Shooting Has Been Released
A video previously seen by the jury shows what happened in the moments leading up to the shooting.
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Mike Segar / Reuters GOP Firm Exposed U.S. Voters' Personal Data
A conservative data firm is responsible for revealing sensitive information pertaining to nearly 200 million registered voters.
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Francois Lenoir / Reuters Brexit Negotiations Begin
Monday’s dialogue focused on setting priorities and a timetable for the U.K.’s impending departure.
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Leonhard Foeger / Reuters Cuba Won't Negotiate Trump's New Policy
At a Monday news conference, the nation’s foreign minister called the latest deal “a grotesque spectacle straight from the Cold War.”
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Stefan Wermuth / Reuters Grenfell Tower Fire Incites Angry London Protests
Locals have criticized Prime Minister Theresa May for failing to issue a timely and heartfelt response.
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Xinhua Xinhua / Reuters Suspect Identified in Bombing of Chinese Kindergarten
Authorities uncovered words like “death,” “decease,” and “end” on the wall of the suspect’s room.
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U.S. Navy / Reuters U.S. Navy Destroyer Collides With Merchant Vessel in Japan
The Japanese Coast Guard is searching for several missing crew members of the U.S.S. Fitzgerald.
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David McNew / Reuters Trump Rolls Back DAPA
Obama's attempt to grant amnesty to millions of undocumented parents is over before it even began.
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Sue Ogrocki / AP Family of Terence Crutcher Files Wrongful Death Suit
Crutcher’s family is seeking damages and widespread reform after Tulsa police officer Betty Jo Shelby was found not guilty of the fatal shooting in May.
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Stringer / Reuters Serbia Appoints First Gay and Female Prime Minister
The announcement is particularly noteworthy, given the nation’s longstanding conservatism—but experts fear it could do little to effect social change.
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Massoud Hossaini / AP ISIS Attacks a Shia Mosque in Kabul
Thursday marks the third attack of its kind in the Afghan capital since October.
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Clodagh Kilcoyne / Reuters Ireland's New Prime Minister Assumes Office
As prime minister, Varadkar will be tasked with advancing social issues like abortion and navigating tensions in the EU.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters Senate Approves Russia Sanctions, Limiting Trump's Oversight
A new bipartisan deal prohibits the president from rolling back sanctions without Congress’s approval.
