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Mariana Bazo / Reuters The End of Antibacterial Soap
The FDA is banning certain chemicals it says may have harmful side effects.
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Ahn Young-joon / AP Samsung's Recall
The company announced that in some instances the battery in the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone exploded.
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Mike Groll / AP The 12-Year-Old Freshman at Cornell
Jeremy Shuler was reading in two languages at age 2.
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Alexei Druzhinin / AP The Private Meeting Between British Students and Vladimir Putin
“He was small in person but not in presence,” one wrote after talking to the Russian president.
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Pat Little / AP Penn State's Commemoration of its Disgraced Football Coach
The university will commemorate the former head coach Joe Paterno five years after he was fired for covering up a sex-abuse scandal.
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Tony Gutierrez / AP The Retirement of a Dallas Police Chief
David Brown became a national figure after a gunman killed five law-enforcement officers in Texas last month.
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John Bazemore / AP A Former Officer Indicted for Murder
James Burns shot 22-year-old Deravis Caine Rogers in the head on June 22 in Atlanta.
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Chris Carlson / AP Tim Tebow's Baseball Dream
Pursuing what you love is great advice. And when you’re a rich and famous celebrity, you can afford to do it.
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Scott Roth / Invision / AP Chris Brown's Bad Tuesday
The singer posted bond after being arrested for allegedly pointing a gun at a woman in his California home.
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Reuters The Mass Graves ISIS Left Behind
ISIS-controlled territory is shrinking, revealing gruesome evidence of the militant group’s occupation in northern Iraq and Syria.
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Jose Cabezas / Reuters Are the Clown Sightings in South Carolina Real?
Police in Greenville are increasing patrols after reports of attempts to lure children into the woods, despite little evidence the clowns exist.
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Raad Adayleh / AP The U.S. Accepts 10,000th Syrian Refugee This Year
The Obama administration said it has reached its goal of taking in thousands of refugees from war-torn Syria one month ahead of schedule.
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Geert Vanden Wijngaert / AP Arson in Brussels
Belgium’s national forensics lab was set on fire early Monday, causing an explosion in the wing of the building where the evidence labs are located.
