By MANNY FERNANDEZ and ALAN BLINDER
The now-Category 3 storm was expected to unleash astonishing amounts of rain, as much as three feet, and bring punishing winds of more than 130 miles per hour.
By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS and MAGGIE HABERMAN
Mr. Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff who built a national reputation for his efforts to hunt and detain undocumented immigrants, had been convicted of criminal contempt.
By CHOE SANG-HUN, JEYUP S. KWAAK and PAUL MOZUR
A court’s conviction of Lee Jae-yong, heir to the Samsung fortune, suggests the country will no longer trade political impunity for economic growth.
By KATE KELLY and MAGGIE HABERMAN
The president’s chief economic adviser was anguished over Mr. Trump’s comments about violence in Charlottesville, but ultimately decided to remain in his job.
By FRANCES ROBLES
Pleas for help and a safety plan were ignored at a rally that turned deadly on Aug. 12, participants said. Both sides feel betrayed by law enforcement.
By TRIP GABRIEL
Christopher Columbus, a Philadelphia mayor, even a state song are targets of activists who some Democrats say can be used to caricature the left.
By KATIE ROGERS
In the first summer of the Trump administration, the Trump International Hotel has cemented its status as a place for supporters to curry favor with people in power.
By ERNESTO LONDOÑO
Uruguay is the first country in the world to fully legalize recreational marijuana. But its new market may be imperiled by United States laws like the Patriot Act.
By MUJIB MASHAL
At least 20 people were killed after explosions were heard and gunmen entered the compound in Kabul during Friday Prayer.