By MARK LANDLER and JAVIER C. HERNÁNDEZ
The president’s warning, after a series of tough measures aimed at China, shows how he and the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, are reassessing their approach to each other.
By NATE SCHWEBER and RUSS BUETTNER
State beaches and parks will reopen for July 4 after a three-day standoff over Gov. Chris Christie’s demand for control over the state’s largest health insurer.
By NICK CORASANITI
With photographs circulating of the New Jersey governor and his family enjoying state beaches that are closed to the public, fewer constituents are finding his brashness likable.
By KATRIN BENNHOLD
London’s cabby wars are less about the disruptive power of an app, or a new business model, than about the disruption of Britain.
By DAN BILEFSKY and SEWELL CHAN
British and European courts have ruled that a hospital can turn off life support for Charlie Gard, an infant with a rare genetic disorder.
By LISA FRIEDMAN
The ruling, on a regulation to restrict emissions from new oil and gas wells, signaled that President Trump’s plans to simply delay environmental actions are likely to face an uphill battle.
By JACK HEALY, JESS BIDGOOD and ALAN BLINDER
Are Americans still feeling pride in a bitterly divided country? We hit the road to find out.