Jared Siskin / Patrick McMullan via Getty Images fileU.S. newsEpstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell arrives in N.Y. to face sex abuse charges
Joe Schildhorn / Patrick McMullan via Getty Images fileU.S. newsGhislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's confidant, arrested in sex abuse probe
Akbar Tavakoli / AFP - Getty Images fileWorldIran agrees to compensate families of victims on downed plane, says Swedish official
Aaron Bernstein / Reuters fileU.S. newsRussia intelligence 'may have been' in Trump brief but wasn't deemed 'actionable,' top Republican saysRep. Michael McCaul, the top Republican on the Foreign Affairs Committee, said he's concerned that reports Russia paid bounties for the killing of Americans may be true.
Courtesy North River OutfitterCoronavirusA little-known industry has lent billions to America's small businesses. Now the bills are due.
Sgt. Justin Updegraff / U.S. Marine Corps fileNational SecurityRussia intel mystery: How strong is the case that Russia bribed the Taliban to kill Americans?
Alexander Demianchuk / ReutersNational SecurityU.S. has intelligence that Russians offered Taliban bounty to kill Americans
Mohammed Zaatari / AP fileJustice DepartmentDOJ appeals court's decision to release Hezbollah money man early
Hennepin County Jail / AFP - Getty ImagesAfter George FloydHow the officers charged in George Floyd's death could get their jobs back
Andrew Harrer / Bloomberg via Getty Images fileTech NewsU.S. asks tech companies to limit posts promoting violence
Eric Gay / AP fileCoronavirusDead wrong: Feds sent $1.4B in stimulus checks to over a million deceased
Stephanie Keith / Getty Images file#MeToo ReckoningCompensation fund for Jeffrey Epstein victims opens; more than 100 women expected to file claims
plej92 / Getty Images/iStockphotoSecuritySpyware hidden in Chinese tax software was probably planted by a nation-state, say experts
Orlando SIerra / AFP - Getty ImagesCoronavirusDemocrat raises questions about Trump admin's deliveries of ventilators abroad
Elizabeth Flores / Star Tribune via APImmigrationU.S. agency that grants citizenship, visas plans to furlough two-thirds of staff in August
Lucas Jackson / ReutersBusiness NewsA 'marketing misfire' could be the reason for cities' sudden fireworks surge
Mikhail Metzel / TASS via Getty ImagesNational SecurityUSAID lags in promoting minority staffers, says government watchdog
Kevin Lamarque / Reuters fileImmigrationTrump signs order freezing visas for foreign workers through the end of the year
Brendan Smialowski / AFP via Getty Images fileMilitaryArmy soldier charged with giving classified info to neo-Nazi group
Kenzi Abou-Sabe / NBC NewsAfter George Floyd7 years ago, this city disbanded its police force. It now serves as a model for others.
Sean Rayford / Getty Images fileCoronavirus'I wanted my vote to be counted': In South Carolina, a peek at COVID-19's impact on elections
Anthony Wallace / AFP - Getty ImagesWorldWith the world focused on COVID-19, China is flexing its muscles from Hong Kong to the Himalayas
Kevin Hagen / APJustice DepartmentU.S. Attorney in New York agrees to step down after Trump fires him, House Democrats launch probe
Travis R VowellAfter George FloydFloyd protests renew debate about police use of armored vehicles, other military gear
Drew Angerer / Getty Images fileJustice Department'I have not resigned': Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman fires back at Barr, who says he's leaving
FGorgun / Getty Images; NBC NewsCoronavirusAs the coronavirus surges in Oklahoma, rising fears of outbreaks in nursing homes
Don Treeger / The Republican via AP, FileJustice DepartmentWhat happened to the lone police department investigation started by Trump's DOJ?