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Francois Lenoir / Reuters Mark Rutte's Test
Can the Dutch prime minister’s center-right party forestall a Geert Wilders victory?
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Wolfgang Rattay / Reuters Geert Wilders's Moment
The far-right politician is hoping to ride the populist momentum in the Dutch elections.
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Eric Gaillard / Reuters Marine Le Pen: Madame Présidente?
The far-right candidate leads in French polls, but her challenges may prove insurmountable.
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Pervez Masih / AP Crackdown in Pakistan
The military is targeting militants after a suicide bombing at a Sufi shrine.
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Robert Pratta / Reuters Emmanuel Macron's Unexpected Shot at the French Presidency
The former economy minister’s surge in popularity makes him the front-runner—for now.
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Mike Segar / Reuters The Organization That Sent Tulsi Gabbard to Syria
The Ohio-based Arab American group has been linked to the Assad regime and called anti-Semitic—charges its leader rejects.
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Teresa Crawford / AP What the Investigation Into the Chicago Police Department Found
The year-long inquiry uncovered “systemic” violations of Chicago residents’ civil rights.
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Pascal Lauener / Reuters How Swimming Classes Became an Integration Issue in Switzerland
Authorities say the mandatory lessons involving both boys and girls are necessary for integration, but not everyone agrees.
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Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Actions and Reactions
Russia said it won’t expel American diplomats in retaliation for U.S. sanctions, President Obama added to his environmental legacy, 2016 drew to a close, and more.
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Pablo Martinez Monsivais / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Retaliatory Measures
The U.S. issued sanctions against Russia for alleged cyberattacks, fans remembered Debbie Reynolds, a new ceasefire was announced in Syria, and more.
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James Lawler Duggan / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Parting Words
John Kerry had some harsh words for Israel, Donald Trump claimed victory on a jobs outlook that may not last, scientists and civil-rights advocates braced for a conservative administration, and more.
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Mario Anzuoni / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Leia's Legacy
Fans remembered Carrie Fisher, Russia investigated the cause of a plane crash, scientists determined how to address President-elect Donald Trump’s climate change denial, and more.
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Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Ending Berlin's Manhunt
The search for the suspect behind the Berlin Christmas market attack ended in a shoot-out, the U.S. did not veto a United Nations resolution criticizing Israeli settlements, President-elect Donald Trump called for expanding U.S. nuclear capabilities, and more.
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Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Manhunt in Berlin
The search for the suspect in Berlin’s Christmas market rampage continued, President Obama indefinitely protected parts of the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans from offshore drilling, and more.
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Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Terror at a Christmas Market
ISIS claimed responsibility for the deadly truck crash in Berlin, the Obama and Trump administrations offered differing responses to violent attacks overseas, an explosion at a Florida nylon factory caused a Reddi-wip shortage, and more.
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Burhan Ozbilici / AP The Atlantic Daily: An Assassination in Ankara
A Russian ambassador was killed in Ankara, electors cast their ballots for the next U.S. president, North Carolina began the process to repeal its controversial “bathroom bill,” and more.
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Lionel Bonaventure / Reuters François Hollande's Legacy
Now that the French head of state won’t be seeking reelection, how will his presidency be remembered?
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Charles Platiau / Reuters François Fillon: The Man Who Could Be France's Next President
The candidate poised to lead the country’s center-right party ahead of next year’s election is a staunch conservative.
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Mike Segar / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Conflicting Interests
Donald Trump’s administration continues to take shape as he appoints his first female cabinet members, but the president-elect’s business interests cause doubt over his ability to govern objectively.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Common Ground
Bernie Sanders tried to cooperate with Trump, Obama began his farewell world tour, death tolls rose in Aleppo, and more.
