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Khalid Al Mousily / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Ramadan Violence, Clinton and the FBI, Jupiter’s Moons
Suicide bombers killed scores of people in multiple attacks, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee escaped criminal charges, a NASA spacecraft made history, and more.
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Amr Dalsh / Reuters The Triple Suicide Attacks in Saudi Arabia
Saudi authorities have identified the man who carried out the Jeddah attack. A separate attack in Medina killed four people.
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Vincent Kessler / Reuters Exit, Nigel Farage
The UKIP leader who campaigned to leave the European Union resigned Monday, saying he had “done my bit.”
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Khalid Al Mousily / Reuters Bombings in Baghdad
At least 175 people were killed in attacks in the Iraqi capital Sunday.
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Adnan Abidi / Reuters Mourning in Bangladesh
The country observed the first day of national mourning for the victims of the terrorist attack at a restaurant in Dhaka.
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Murad Sezer / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Istanbul Suspects, Transgender Military, Post-Podcast Trial
Turkish police investigated the deadly airport attack, the U.S. allowed trans people to serve openly, the sentence of a well-known murder convict was vacated, and more.
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Ronen Zvulun / Reuters The Stabbing Death of a 13-Year-Old Israeli Girl
A Palestinian assailant killed the girl Thursday as she slept in her bedroom in the West Bank.
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Virginia Mayo / AP The U.S. Military's Welcome for Transgender Troops
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Thursday that U.S. armed forces will no longer prevent transgender people from serving openly.
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Topher Seguin / Reuters Fort McMurray, After the Wildfires
One month after they were allowed back in to the fire-ravaged city, residents are still trying to settle into daily life.
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Daniel Leal-Olivas / AFP /Getty Tinder, But for Brexit
A Manchester-based company has launched a dating app for Remain voters seeking other Remainers.
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Emrah Gurel / AP Who Was Behind the Attack on Istanbul Airport?
Turkish media reports say three men—a Russian, a Kyrgyz, and an Uzbek national—carried out the attack that killed 42 people.
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Osman Orsal / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Terror in Istanbul, Transgender Politicians, South Sudan’s Turmoil
Turkey mourned the victims of a suicide bombing, two women made U.S. political history, the African country canceled national celebrations, and more.
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Osman Orsal / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Istanbul Bombing, Brexit Fallout, Outer Space Junk
Attacker struck a busy Turkish airport, British political parties were in turmoil, scholars considered archaeology’s next frontier, and more.
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Tim Ireland / AP The Atlantic Daily: Chaos in Britain, Abortion and SCOTUS, Jupiter’s Closeup
The country grappled with the effects of Brexit, the Supreme Court struck down a controversial Texas law, a spacecraft drew closer to the gas giant, and more.
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Jonathan Ernst The Ex-Virginia Governor's Overturned Conviction
The Supreme Court vacated Bob McDonnell’s 2014 corruption conviction in a unanimous decision Monday.
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Brendan McDermid / Reuters Gay Marriage in the United States, One Year Later
The landmark Supreme Court ruling led to a surge of same-sex marriages—and plenty of backlash.
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Toby Melville / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Brexit Day, Freddie Gray Verdict, SCOTUS and Immigration
Britons voted in a historic referendum, a Baltimore cop was found not guilty in a high-profile case, the U.S. court left Obama’s plans in limbo, and more.
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Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Brexit Eve, Congress Sit-In, Women Farmers
The United Kingdom braced for a decisive vote, U.S. lawmakers called for legislative debates on gun legislation, farm ownership got more female, and more.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters Gay Marriage in the U.S., After Obergefell v. Hodges
The historic Supreme Court ruling led to a surge in same-sex marriages in all 50 states, polls show.
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Alkis Konstantinidis / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Refugee Records, Orlando Transcripts, Soccer Fans
The migrant crisis broke records, the FBI released shooting documents, Euro 2016 attendees got arrested, and more.