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Eric Gay / AP The Thwarted Domestic Terrorist Attack on Somali Refugees
Federal prosecutors charged three Kansas men who were planning to detonate bombs that targeted Muslims.
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Michelle McLoughlin / Reuters Why a Connecticut Judge Tossed the Sandy Hook Lawsuit
The families of the 2012 massacre victims were suing the gun manufacturer who made the rifle used by Adam Lanza.
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Adam Rhew / Reuters The Justice Department's New Police Shooting Database
The gap in data has been an embarrassment for the federal government.
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John Vizcaino / Reuters The Extension of the Colombian Ceasefire
Government and FARC rebel leaders continue to negotiate a peace accord that was recently rejected by voters.
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Cliff Owen / AP The Resignation of Wells Fargo's CEO
After a month of national backlash for a phony accounts scandal, John Stumpf has resigned effective immediately.
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Jason Cohn / Reuters Does the NHL Take Concussions Seriously?
The league announced new protocols to protect players from head injuries. But is it enough?
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Kurt Steiss / Reuters What Drug an Unarmed Black Man Had in His System When He Was Killed by Police
Terence Crutcher, who was shot in Tulsa last month, had PCP in his body at the time of the shooting, a toxicology report says.
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Jeff Chiu / AP The Shrinking Blood-Testing Business of Theranos
The embattled company announced it would shut down its labs and reduce its workforce by 40 percent.
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Osman Orsal / Reuters The Continuing Turkish State of Emergency
Since the July 15 failed coup, tens of thousands in the military, academia, judiciary, and the media have been arrested.
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Santi Palacios / AP The Rescuing of 6,000 Migrants in the Mediterranean
The Italian-led effort was one of the largest single-day operations of the European migration crisis.
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Nam Y. Huh / AP Why One NBA Star Skipped a Dinner With Army Cadets
Joakim Noah opposes war and said he would have felt uncomfortable at the West Point Military Academy event.
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Patrick T. Fallon / Reuters What a Video of the El Cajon Police Shooting Shows
Alfred Olango was shot four times after pointing a vaping device at officers.
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Hasan Sarbakhshian / AP A Chess Championship Boycott Over the Hijab
Top female chess players in the world say they won’t compete in Iran if they’re forced to wear the Islamic headscarf.
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Reuters / NOAA The Category 5 Hurricane Hitting the Caribbean
Matthew, with 160 mile-per-hour maximum winds, is expected to make landfall in Jamaica on Monday.
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Gary Cameron / Reuters Another Flogging for Wells Fargo
As lawmakers grilled the bank’s CEO, the Justice Department announced a $4 million settlement for a separate scandal.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters A Resignation at Yosemite Amid Sexual Harassment Reports
The national park’s superintendent resigned a week after a congressional hearing found widespread misconduct.
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When an NFL Star Thinks You Shouldn’t Trust the NFL
We’ve heard from dozens of readers over why the National Football League has fundamental flaws—from brain injuries to domestic and…
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Reuters The Deadly Typhoon That Hit China and Taiwan
Dozens are still missing in China after powerful storms triggered landslides.
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Dan Whitcomb / Reuters What an Unarmed Black Man Was Holding When He Was Shot by Police
Police say Alfred Okwera Olango pointed a vaping device before he was killed in a San Diego suburb Tuesday.
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Siphiwe Sibeko / Reuters The Violent Tuition Protests in South Africa
Students have demonstrated across the country for the last 10 days as fees are set to increase.
