Day in Photos: May 1, 2017A look at the best news photos from around the world.
The American and Russian presidents will have their first conversation since the rupture over the Syrian chemical attack and the American retaliation.
Were losing a shared consensus of who we are to diverging political narratives.
A large proportion of the unexplained deaths involve people trying to expose corruption.
Iran will provide military advisers to Syria for as long as necessary in support of President Bashar al Assad's forces, a senior commander in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards was quoted on Tuesday as saying.
The opposition leader said a doctor told him that he had lost 80 percent of his sight in one eye after suffering a chemical burn when an assailant threw a liquid in his face.
Russia succeeded in sowing political discord in the United States by interfering in the 2016 presidential election, which will likely prompt Moscow to try it again, two former top U.S. intelligence officials said on May 2.
The islands governor said he would move its debt crisis into federal bankruptcy court, making it the largest United States government entity to seek refuge from creditors in American history.
President Donald Trump is deeply unpopular, and hes facing probes of his campaign ties to Russia and a myriad of ethical questions about his family business which could eventually prompt Republican lawmakers to dump him.
The leaders of a House of Representatives probe of possible Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election said they had a "successful" hearing on Thursday, projecting unity after a partisan division had threatened to derail their investigation.
Jon Iadonisi, a former Navy SEAL whose company worked on a Turkish consulting contract with Flynn, also did a social-media project for the campaign that was not disclosed.
The agreement, also signed by Turkey and Iran, was announced in Kazakhstan with much fanfare but few details.
Pres Trump relaxes enforcement of ban on religious groups' political activity. Celebrating passage of bill to replace "Obamacare." Educating the children of South Sudan. Social Media trends. Richard Gere's new film.
Trump insists he doesn't want single-payer. Years of commentary suggest otherwise.
Just as Al Capone was done in by income taxes, the key to this puzzle may lie in campaign finance laws.
Fears of an American deep state started as a legitimate concern. Then, those fears turned into something far worse.