A thorough, 17-day timeline of the trapped Thai soccer team's ordeal. 1/16 US Embassy warns Americans in London to "keep a low profile" during Trump's visit—it's standard protocol, but still. 2/16 NFL Players Association files a grievance over
Torrential rain storms have killed at least 176 in Japan. More than 50 people are still unaccounted for. 1/21 Three reasons why the US is vulnerable to big disasters: coastal populations; problematic access to cash; troubled supply chains. 2/21 As President Trump’s trade war rolls on, Japan
All 12 members of the Wild Boar soccer team and their coach have been rescued from the cave in Thailand. 1/20 Overnight, Theresa May hired a new cabinet after Boris Johnson and David Davis quit over May’s plan for a soft Brexit—and the discord in her party
After two days of talks in Pyongyang, Pompeo deemed them "productive"; North Korea, on the other hand, called the meetings "regrettable." 1/14 Interactive tools show which companies in each US state are profiting from ICE. 2/14 The fourth step in thinking of zero—that
Secretary of State Pompeo visits North Korea to talk denuclearization. Kim Jong Un’s program is still going strong. 1/19 Mueller begins to outsource his widening investigation, with surprising court fights tying up resources. 2/19 Alan Dershowitz likens party chatter around Martha's Vineyard this summer to
A New York Times reporter tracked the payments made (and iPhone apps used) on a migrant’s journey from El Salvador to the United States. 1/21 Photographs of items taken from migrants crossing the US border with Mexico. 2/21 Merkel saves her government with an immigration deal, compromising
Tomorrow, Mexico votes for a new president. All four candidates are strongly anti-Trump—and the frontrunner, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, is a leftist populist. 1/17 Inside one of the fake news operations—of which hundreds apparently exist—trying to swing Mexico's elections. 2/17
About 575 people, mostly women, were arrested in Washington D.C. while protesting Trump’s immigration policy. 1/20 In the run-up to his new summit with Putin, Trump says once again Russia probably didn’t hack our election in his favor. 2/20 Ten reasons why this is
Justice Anthony Kennedy, the Supreme Court's swing vote, plans to retire, enabling Trump to establish a conservative court. 1/14 Kennedy has long been considered "the most powerful man in America.†Multiple experts explain why. 2/14 An America after Anthony Kennedy looks significantly different from
President Trump's third version of a travel ban survived the Supreme Court, limiting citizens of eight nations from entering the US. 1/27 One good thing about that: The Supreme Court’s ruling took a very powerful gun—Korematsu—out of Donald Trump’s hands. 2/27 Mitch
