The F.B.I. chief upended the White House’s timeline of events, saying the bureau delivered its first report on Rob Porter, an aide who has since resigned amid domestic abuse claims, months earlier than officials had said.
Michael D. Cohen, President Trump’s personal lawyer, said he was not reimbursed for the 2016 payment to Stephanie Clifford, known as Stormy Daniels, who said she had an affair with Mr. Trump.
President Trump’s proposed overhaul of the country’s core food assistance program would give participants half their benefits in a box of preselected food. Reaction was immediate, and largely negative.
The charges, which would be the first against a sitting prime minister, raised immediate doubts about Benjamin Netanyahu’s ability to stay in power.
Legislative unhappiness over a court ruling on Pennsylvania’s gerrymandered congressional map highlights a growing trend toward punishing courts for controversial rulings.
If the 2020 census asks whether respondents are citizens, policy experts worry that noncitizens won’t answer, to the detriment of public health.
A five-year agreement with Ryan Murphy, the producer behind “Glee” and “American Horror Story,” leaves Disney and Amazon in the lurch. The deal is said to be worth up to $300 million.
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When they get nervous, the Americans Matt Mortensen and Jayson Terdiman think about a waterfall: Nothing can interrupt it.
White delivered the run of his life to win his third career halfpipe gold medal. But athletes like him are also pushing their luck.
Knut Nystad prefers to stay invisible, because if the team underperforms, he becomes a figure of national ridicule.
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President Trump has proposed a budget that would add $7 trillion to the federal deficit. Republicans are saying nothing.
Going to the doctor is part of staying healthy (the other major parts are what you eat and how much you exercise). So you may as well get the most out of it. Here’s some advice from a doctor about what you should do.
“If you’re just putting in numbers and hoping for the best,” an accountant says, “then maybe you need a preparer.”
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We asked 30 experts to think big, but realistically, about how they would use that amount over five years.
The winner of a Powerball jackpot wants to remain anonymous, which is against the rules in New Hampshire. As her case goes to court, people are offering to help her claim her prize — for a cut.
A website that collects anonymous reports of food poisoning has roiled the restaurant industry and been criticized by health service experts. Our columnist explores whether it goes too far.
In the land of Tolstoy, Turgenev and now Putin, what are the stories Russians are telling themselves?
The search for the missing grain led to Trinidad and Thomas Jefferson, and now excitement among African-American chefs.
Insurers have denied life and disability coverage to men taking Truvada to prevent H.I.V. infection, say gay rights advocates and medical experts.
A report by the Commission of Correction found worsening conditions at the New York City jail, vowing to “expeditiously” close the complex.
The revelations have not only prompted personal reckonings but also fueled a larger debate on Hispanic and Native American identity.
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Adm. Harry B. Harris Jr., the commander of the United States Pacific Command, is a vocal critic of China’s military expansion in the region.
A reader discovers her husband had a loyal companion while tending to his garden.
Though legal in Australia, medical marijuana is difficult to obtain. One teenager, Lindsay Carter, has become the face of the issue.
If Valentine’s Day is a celebration of love in its entirety, shouldn’t we acknowledge the dark side of romance too?
Major companies are looking at how they advertise online after coming under fire when their digital ads appeared next to racist or fake-news content.
The papers of Angela Davis, just acquired by Harvard, trace her evolution from obscure philosophy professor to world-famous activist.
Talk about volatility.
Maybe he was a great staff secretary. You can’t separate that from the allegations against him.
By the late 1960s, many graduates of America’s elite military institutions opposed the fighting in Vietnam.
Instead of trying to improve troubled schools, the city is shutting them down.
These 10 cities saw the biggest percentage increases in rent over the last year.