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Joshua Lott / Reuters The Trials of Sheriff Joe
Years of racial profiling and ignoring a federal judge’s order to stop his immigration sweeps may have finally caught up.
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Erik de Castro / Reuters What Is Rodrigo Duterte Trying to Achieve?
Rodrigo Duterte flew to China and signed billions in deals, said he would separate ties with the U.S., then took it all back.
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Alexandre Meneghini / Reuters Bring On the Cuban Cigars
American tourists can for the first time bring home up to 100 cigars and several bottles of rum.
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Afolabi Sotunde / Reuters What the Nigerian First Lady Said About Her Husband's Presidency
Aisha Buhari criticized Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, which had promised change but, in the view of his critics, has delivered little. His response: “She belongs to my kitchen.”
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Eduardo Munoz / Reuters A Not-Guilty Plea for the New York and New Jersey Bombing Suspect
Ahmad Rahimi’s hearing was for state charges of attempted murder of police officers, not the federal charges accusing him of bombing public spaces.
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Reuters The Investigation Into a Suspected Terrorist's Suicide
Jaber al-Bakr hung himself inside a German jail and now lawyers and politicians want to know why he wasn’t being more closely watched.
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Afolabi Sotunde / Reuters The Return of 21 Kidnapped Chibok Schoolgirls
Boko Haram took the girls in 2014 along with more than 250 others.
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Gonzalo Fuentes / Reuters The End of Legal Representation for the Suspect in Paris Attacks
Salah Abdeslam’s attorneys say he indicated he no longer wants legal representation.
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Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters A Suspected Terrorist Commits Suicide in German Custody
Jaber al-Bakr, who was arrested earlier this week and accused of plotting to blow up an airport, hung himself inside his cell.
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Luke MacGregor / Reuters The End of Samsung's Galaxy Note 7
The company will end production of its troubled phone that overheated and burst into flames.
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Agencja Gazeta / Reuters Poland's Increasingly Unpopular Abortion Ban
Conservative politicians have reversed their position against the procedure following large protests in the country.
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Rich Pedroncelli / Reuters The Cops Who Discussed Whether to Hit a Black Man With Their Car
“I’m going to hit him,” one Sacramento officer says as the car approaches Joseph Mann. “Go for it,” the other officer says.
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Francois Lenoir / Reuters Turkey's Ongoing Crackdown
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suspended nearly 13,000 police officers for their alleged links to the Gulen movement.
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Abdalrhman Ismail / Reuters The Suspension of U.S.-Russian Cooperation in Syria
The U.S. said Russia has failed to live up to its agreement to allow aid workers into Aleppo.
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Reuters The Russian Retreat From a Post-Cold War Nuclear Deal
President Vladimir Putin pulled out of an agreement to dispose of plutonium that could be used in 17,000 nuclear weapons.
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John Vizcaino / Reuters What's Next for Colombia and FARC?
The peace plan was expected to easily pass, but voters rejected it on Sunday.
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Luke MacGregor / Reuters Could Deutsche Bank Collapse?
The German bank’s shares reached historic lows this week after a $14 billion settlement request by the U.S.
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Erik de Castro / Reuters The Philippines President's Aspiration to Out-Massacre Hitler
Rodrigo Duterte told reporters he’d like to kill 3 million addicts, saying the Nazi leader “massacred 3 million Jews.”
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Edgar Su / Reuters The Teenager Who Wounded Singapore's Religious Feelings
Amos Yee, 17, is spending six weeks in prison for his comments on Christianity and Islam.
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Reuters The Police Shooting of a 6-Year-Old Boy
The case received little attention last November, but prosecutors say it’s another recorded example of excessive police force.
