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Beyoncé and dancers at Coachella. Chris Grant and JaQuel Knight were the main choreographers. Mr. Knight said Beyoncé knew from start what she wanted: “She said, ‘Let’s do a homecoming.’ Boom. A nice,

An investigator at the electoral commission office in Tripoli after a suicide attack on Wednesday. Several people were said to have been killed.

The subject areas that Robert Mueller wants to ask President Trump about show why the president’s lawyers think an interview would be a minefield.

Liverpool’s Egyptian star Mohamed Salah has scored 43 goals in 48 games this season, carrying his team to the cusp of its first Champions League final in more than a decade.

Design fans viewed an exhibit of vintage furniture by Lina Bo Bardi, at the Nilufar Depot in Milan.

Iowa legislators debated a bill that would outlaw most abortions after six weeks at the State Capitol in Des Moines on Tuesday.

Soldiers preparing to confront demonstrators in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, in January. Opposition groups were protesting the re-election of President Juan Orlando Hernández.

A caricature of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada at a protest against Kinder Morgan’s pipeline expansion near Vancouver, Canada, in March. The company is threatening to quit the project under

A protest in Bilbao, northern Spain, in April, demanding that imprisoned members of ETA be moved to prisons closer to their homes. The Spanish government has insisted that the Basque militant group

“Vida,” a new series on Starz exploring gentrification in a Los Angeles neighborhood, revolves around two Mexican-American sisters played by Mishel Prada, left, and Melissa Barrera.

Ryan Reynolds said the anxiety will go away when the curtain opens: “I turn on this knucklehead, and he kind of takes over and goes away again once I walk off set.”

Austin Beutner at Los Angeles City Hall in 2010.

Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, in San Francisco in 2014. He went into exile from Russia after clashes with the government of President Vladimir V. Putin.

Donato Soberano, center, and his seventh-grade science students at Sunset Ridge Elementary School in Arizona. Budget cuts and stagnant salaries have prompted his district and others to recruit

Finally, warm weather has arrived.

Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, is facing at least 11 investigations into his travel and spending, and two of his top aides recently resigned.

Franz Rogowski has recently emerged as one of Germany’s most admired leading men. “If I look at myself and my personality and upbringing, I think I can’t be an actor for all my life,” he said.

A scene from the new “Lost in Space” from Netflix.