Workers Hardest Hit by Recession Are Joining in Recovery
Unemployment among those without a high school diploma has declined by two-thirds since the economy’s low point, the latest jobs report shows.
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Photo CreditIvor Prickett for The New York Times An Ancient River in Syria Sections Off a Modern War
A trip along the Euphrates reveals damaged and depopulated towns, and an uneasy front held by a tenuous American presence.
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Photo CreditMark Wilson/Getty Images Paul Manafort Was Deep in Debt. He Saw an Opportunity in Trump.
Prosecutors in Mr. Manafort’s bank and tax fraud trial say he was desperate for money. Why, then, did he volunteer to work unpaid in a top post in the Trump campaign?
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Photo CreditTom Brenner for The New York Times There’s Trump’s Foreign Policy and Then There’s His Administration’s
Nowhere were these differences more jarring than in the response to concerns that the Russian government is plotting to interfere in the midterm elections.
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Democrats See an Opening in Kansas if Trump Ally Wins Primary
Kris Kobach, a hard-line Trump supporter, could win the Republican nomination for governor, creating intraparty clashes over whether he’s too extreme.
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Pope’s Death Penalty Stance Won’t Stop Execution, Nebraska’s Catholic Governor Says
After years of battling over capital punishment, the state has scheduled what would be its first execution in 21 years for later this month.
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