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Anti-establishment tsunami sweeps Europe
The United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union is part of a tsunami of anti-establishment sentiment washing over a bitterly divided region.

A visual guide to the UK’s dramatic decision

The week in 31 photos

Why the design and art worlds are converging
While Art Basel was in full flow last week, Design Miami Basel beckoned at design lovers from across the tram tracks (quite literally, for those who haven’t visited the sprawling event space in Basel’s Rosental area).

Most beautiful Instagram accounts
From 3D paintings to virtual reality, technology has changed the art world forever. But while our eyes were focused on some of the flashier creations technology has facilitated, the real change may be coming from an unexpected corner.

Jay Leno: Why a luxury watch is like a fine car
Mechanical watches and automobiles have a lot in common.

Rory McIlroy pulls out of games over Zika fear
The Rio Olympics have suffered their highest-profile withdrawal to date, as golf’s world No. 4, Rory McIlroy, announced that he wouldn’t be competing amid fears surrounding the Zika virus.

Blind Navy veteran seeks gold in Rio
Bradley Snyder became blind during an attack in Afghanistan. Exactly one year later, he won a gold medal at the Olympics. He’s hoping for another one.

Communism and Africa: A long flirtation
Cold War relics dot the African continent from Ethiopia to Burkina Faso. A new book takes a closer look at the relationship between Africa and communism.

Australia’s mass shootings dropped to zero after gun reforms
After any mass shooting, whether it’s the recent Orlando massacre or the terror at a Charleston church or the killings in Newtown, Connecticut, one statistic is often cited: Australia has had zero mass shootings in two decades, while America faces frequent bloodshed.

ISIS remains a formidable enemy despite setbacks
ISIS seems to be on the defensive across the Middle East — from its self-declared capital of Raqqa in Syria to the strategically important Iraqi city of Falluja.

Colombia, FARC rebels sign ceasefire agreement
Colombia’s government and FARC rebels signed a ceasefire agreement Thursday that effectively ends five decades of bloody conflict while negotiators work to reach a final peace deal.

A-10s make rare highway landing near Russian border
Four U.S. Air Force A-10 “Warthogs” jets landed Monday on the remote Jägala highway in Estonia near the Russian border, the first such practice road landing in over 30 years.

Meet the man who’s changing how Colombians define ‘disabled’
Born with cerebral palsy, doctors didn’t expect much of Jeison Aristizábal but now he’s the one providing medical therapy, nutritious food and job training to the disabled.

Hundreds of new U.S. troops to Iraq a ‘possibility’
The Obama administration is “not ruling out the possibility” of sending hundreds of additional troops to Iraq this fall to help train, advise and assist Iraqi forces as they get ready for a potential assault on Mosul, according to a senior U.S. official.

Flight 804: Egypt fails to pull data from damaged recorders
What sent EgyptAir flight 804 plummeting into the Mediterranean Sea last month, remains a mystery.

John Kerry to launch new bid for Israeli-Palestinian talks
Secretary of State John Kerry plans to make a last-ditch effort this weekend to convince Israel to restart stalled peace talks before President Barack Obama leaves office, CNN has learned.

What’s next for Europe
It’s not us, it’s you.

Disbelief, shock on social media
The campaigns were hard fought and the debates, intense. And now, with more than 33 million votes cast, the United Kingdom has decided to leave the European Union.

David Cameron to quit as Prime Minister
David Cameron has announced he will leave his role as prime minister in the wake of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.