Julia Carpenter

Masih Alinejad expected a backlash for posting photos of women without their hijabs, but she didn’t expect the story that aired on Iranian state television.

Reuters

Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city’s progressive energy would help galvanize the party.

Niraj Chokshi

It’s unclear whether marriages can begin immediately.

Daniel Lilie

How France has benefited from and struggled with fully integrating footballers with roots in its former colonies.

Team Fix

So many laughs.

Colby Itkowitz

The White House announces that Obama bundler Jane Hartley is the pick for U.S. ambassador to France.

Josh Hicks

An inspector general’s report largely substantiated allegations from agency employees against former official Anthony Babauta.

Philip Bump

The White House strongly opposed the signing of Darryl Strawberry, apparently.

Niraj Chokshi

North Dakota was sued Friday afternoon over its refusal to allow gay marriages.

Colby Itkowitz

During prep for his 1996 State of the Union, President Bill Clinton tells his team the real reason the Republicans wanted to get rid of the Department of Commerce.

Aaron Blake

Nineteen percent of Americans use the proper noun: “Coke.“

Michael Weintraub

The Presidential candidate who opened negotiations with the FARC fared worse in areas where more FARC attacks have historically occurred.

Philip Bump

Population and participation changes follow the jobs data in perfect sync.

Diana Reese

Kansas City has made it to the final four sites vying to host the 2016 Republican National Convention. A longtime resident hopes it is chosen.

Aaron Blake and Sean Sullivan

Mississippi notwithstanding, Senate Republicans are generally getting their men — and women.

Wives of Anthony Brown and Ken Ulman explain why their husbands are running together in Maryland's gubernatorial race.

Aaron Blake

Strong gay marriage opponents say the issue isn’t that important to their vote.

Sarah Kreps

There’s some truth to accounts that the American public has supported drones. But is this an artifact of how polls are structured?

Aaron Blake

Putin-cize!

From a psychic panda to the release of Bowe Bergdahl, comedians are poking fun at world news.

President Obama delivered remarks in Normandy, France to commemorate the anniversary of D-Day on Friday before laying a wreath with French President François Hollande and observing a moment of silence.

Philip Bump

(It involves magic.)

Christopher Federico

Remembering D-Day, 70 years on.

Chelsea Clinton spoke with college students about channeling anger into action and how she’s learned to deal with her critics at a conference held at the University of Maryland.

Tony Ross

How soccer became emblematic for Algeria’s struggle for independence from France and then for its continued dependence on its former colonial master.

Niraj Chokshi

States are struggling to figure out how to regulate the new ride-sharing industry.

Nathan Jensen, Edmund J. Malesky and Stephen Weymouth

Authoritarian legislatures protect investors from each other, not from the state.

Niraj Chokshi

The Equal Protection clause grants gays that right, they say.

Jaime Fuller

A look at whether more moderates will be on the ballot this November.

Katie Zezima

The Obama administration says yes, but immigrant advocates disagree.

Josh Hicks

Acting VA Secretary Sloan Gibson issued his first remarks about the VA scandal since taking over as the department’s head last week.

Glenn Kessler

We assess whether Sen. John McCain shifted from a possible supporter to an opponent of the Taliban prisoner swap.

Philip Rucker

New memoir also details differences with President Obama, but gives no indication of her plan for a 2016 run

Jackie Kucinich

In a speech at the University of Maryland, Chelsea Clinton advised collegiate women on how to handle criticism.

Robert Costa

The incumbent senator insists that he can still win.

Josh Hicks

OSC looks into claims VA retaliated against 37 employees, some of whom tried to expose scheduling scandal.