* Photos of worldwide memorials to Orlando—including in places where it's illegal to be gay. * Orlando shooter was enough of a regular at Pulse to have been kicked out before. * Clinton backs assault weapon ban. * A timeline of the NRA and gun makers' wildly successful manipulation of
Trailer for the new Werner Herzog documentary about the internet, Lo And Behold: Reveries of the Connected World, in which monks are found to tweet. See also: "Be Not Afraid," the private diaries of Werner Herzog
* American Omar Mateen kills 49 at a gay nightclub in Orlando—America's deadliest mass shooting. * With a history of violence and appearances on FBI radar, Mateen also had two legal licenses for his guns. * Whether Mateen was working for ISIS, or just seeking publicity, the Islamic State doesn&
Australian filmmaker Keith Loutit spent three years filming Singapore’s rapid growth, including rarely seen night scenes and the rapid progress of construction sites. “The goal of all my work is to help people see their surroundings with fresh eyes as if for the first time,” Mr. Loutit told Channel
* Tens of thousands prepare to say goodbye to Muhammad Ali in his home city of Louisville. * Photographs from Ali's storied career. * Former Pablo Escobar enforcer finds fame on YouTube. * Bangladeshi police make breakthroughs in the case of who is killing all of the secular bloggers and activists. * Stunning
An adorable animation explains that the key to solving insomnia may be a daily dose of philosophy.
* Dispatch from a small, mostly peaceful Muslim Chinese town accused of being “China’s Islamic State.” * Flock of over 1,000 sheep invades Spanish city after its shepherd falls asleep. * The "Nordic paradox"—despite being the world's most gender-equal nations, Nordic countries have a high
* Clinton wins majority of pledged delegates, majority of states that have held primaries, and the popular vote. * It's complicated. It isn't just "a woman." It's the right woman at the right time. * "Sanders Vows to Keep Fighting for Nomination Even if
A rare look inside the Svalbard Global Seed Vault—“the world’s most important freezer”—which is closed for about 350 days a year. As explained by The Kid Should See This: “On the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault protects around 865,000 seed samples from
* Car bomb attack kills 11 in central Istanbul, the city's fourth major attack this year. * Islamic State kills nearly 40 of its own on a spy hunt. * Trump orders surrogates to attack judges and journalists in a fascinating-sounding phone call. * AP says Clinton has the pledged delegates
