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Dado Ruvic / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Hackers Steal More Data
New data breaches revealed, new troubles for the Rand Paul campaign, and more ...
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Tim Sharp / AP The Atlantic Daily: Is Anyone Not Running for President?
Rick Perry enters the race, a Duggar family interview raises questions, and more ...
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Andreis Terenievs / AP The Atlantic Daily: The FIFA Scandal Spreads
New revelations from the Justice Department’s investigation of the soccer organization, a possible beheading plot in Boston, and more...
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Maya Alleruzzo / AP Where FIFA's Power Stops: Protecting Workers
"What do you expect of a football organization? FIFA is not the lawmaker in Qatar."
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Navesh Chitrakar / Reuters Devastation in Nepal
The disaster has claimed over 2,400 lives and destroyed much of the country's cultural heritage.
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The Atlantic Daily: Drone Strikes, Hillary's Campaign, Baltimore Seethes, and More
A look at the top stories from this week
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Hasan Jamali / AP The Atlantic Daily: Bombs Fall Again in Yemen
The Saudi ceasefire in Yemen lasts only hours, trying to unravel a mysterious death in Baltimore police custody, and more.
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Lino Azzopardi/AP End-of-Day Wrap-Up: Hundreds of Migrants Feared Dead at Sea
A disaster in the Strait of Sicily, a crisis in forensic evidence, and more
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Shannon Stapleton/Reuters End-of-Day Wrap-Up: All About Jeb
Focusing on the third Bush, the mental health of high-stake professionals, and more
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Dado Ravic/Reuters End-of-Day Wrap-Up: Google Has a Problem in Europe
Google's woes in Europe increase considerably, organ donation and Facebook, and more.
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Jim Bourg/Reuters End-of-Day Wrap-Up: Congress May Get a Say on Iran Deal
Congress works together to make sure it can get a word in on Iran, a look back at #BringBackOurGirls, and more.
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Darren Ornitz/Carlo Allegri/Reuters/The Atlantic End-of-Day Wrap-Up: Clinton and Rubio Launch White House Runs
The presidential field expands, a look at Iran, and more
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Darren Ornitz/Reuters Is Hillary Clinton's Nomination Inevitable?
The Democratic candidate is the prohibitive favorite, and finding it a mixed blessing.
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Eduardo Munoz/Reuters/The Atlantic End-of-Day Wrap-Up: Hillary to Announce
The Clinton campaign prepares, the English language evolves, and more.
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David Goldman/AP End-of-Day Wrap-Up: South Carolina Shooting Witness Steps Forward
The man who filmed the North Charleston shooting emerges, Republicans may be rethinking their stances on raising taxes, and more.
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Brian Snyder/Reuters End-of-Day Wrap-Up: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Found Guilty
The Boston Marathon bomber is found guilty on all counts, familial legacies help—and hurt—presidential candidates, and more.
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Ebrahim Noroozi/AP End-of-Day Wrap-Up: Iran Deal Raises Hopes and Eyebrows
Responses to the nuclear agreement, a surprisingly common sleep disorder, and a movie faster and more furious than ever
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Eric Gaillard/Reuters The State of the Germanwings Investigation
Investigators have identified the three American passengers on the doomed flight, as well as more information about the co-pilot.
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Thaier al-Sudani/Reuters What's at Stake in Tikrit
The latest campaign against ISIS is also a contest between Iran and the U.S. for influence in Iraq.
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Alkis Konstantinidis/Reuters Giving Germany the Middle Finger
A video of the Greek finance minister flipping off Germany has started a controversy, which says a lot about the country's relationship to its creditors.
