Trump on Attack on Copts in Egypt: 'The Bloodletting of Christians Must End'
Gunmen killed at least 28 people on their way to a monastery.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters What Trump's Ramadan Message Was Really About
The president urged Muslims to “reject violence” in a statement that contrasted sharply with those issued by Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama.
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Carolyn Kaster / AP Hannity Loses Advertisers Over Seth Rich Conspiracy
The television host is chalking up the loss to a liberal media crusade.
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Felipe Dana / AP The Greatest Loss of Civilian Life in the U.S. Fight Against ISIS
The Pentagon confirmed that a U.S. airstrike inadvertently set off ISIS explosives that killed more than 100 people in Mosul.
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Christian Hartmann / Reuters Trump Declines to Affirm NATO's Article 5
Speaking in front of the leaders of its member-nations, the president fails to make clear the United States still has the alliance’s back.
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Peter Byrne / Pool / Reuters Manchester Police Say Arrests Made 'Are Significant'
Eight people have been detained in connection with Monday’s attack, as details emerge about Salman Abedi, the bomber.
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Justin Sullivan / Getty / The Atlantic A Transcript of the Greg Gianforte ‘Body-Slam’ Audio
Yet again, a recording contradicts the alleged assailant’s account of what happened.
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Neil Hall / Reuters 'Arrogant, Wrong' : U.K. Blasts U.S. Leaks of Manchester Attack
Manchester police say they will stop sharing information about the investigation with their American counterparts.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Maduro Plans to Rewrite Venezuela's Constitution
The president has created a new “constituent assembly” to oversee legislative changes.
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Paulo Whitaker / Reuters The Storming of Brazil's Government Ministries
Tens of thousands of protesters called for President Michael Temer to step down.
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Erik de Castro / Reuters Duterte's Call for Nationwide Martial Law
The Philippines president said the move “might” be needed to curb the threat posed by Islamist militants.
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Tyrone Siu / Reuters Taiwan's Same-Sex Marriage Victory
The constitutional court’s ruling could make the island the first place in Asia to legalize gay marriage.
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AP Mother Nature 'Hard at Work' in Big Sur
Authorities say a massive landslide has caused “unprecedented” damage to the Pacific Coast Highway in California.
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Toby Melville / Reuters 'It Is Irritating': The U.K.'s Anger Over U.S. Intelligence Leaks
The British home secretary says she has “been very clear with our friends” about the release of information related to the Manchester attack.
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Antara Foto Agency / Reuters Jakarta Governor Withdraws His Appeal From Prison
The governor’s wife announced Tuesday that her husband has dropped his appeal of a two-year jail sentence "for the sake of our people and nation.”
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Former CIA Director Testifies Before Congress
In a public hearing on Tuesday, John Brennan confirmed that Trump campaign aides repeatedly communicated with senior Russian intelligence officials prior to the 2016 presidential election.
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KCNA / Reuters The Unidentified Object Fired From North to South Korea
The incident comes days after Pyongyang successfully launched a medium-range ballistic missile.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump's Visit to Bethlehem
The U.S. president told Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas he will “do everything” to achieve Middle East peace.
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Eric Gaillard / Reuters Roger Moore, Star of James Bond Films, Dies at 89
The actor’s death was confirmed by his children.
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KCNA / Reuters Kim Jong Un Plans to Mass Produce Ballistic Missiles
After a successful test launch on Sunday, the North Korean leader approved the deployment of medium-range ballistic missiles.
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Umit Bektas / Reuters Turkey Summons U.S. Ambassador Over Embassy Brawl
The fight last week in Washington, D.C., in which the Turkish president’s bodyguards were involved, left a dozen people injured.
