In President Trump’s second term, many of his most high-profile initiatives have doubled as opportunities to test the loyalty of Republican leaders. Continue reading →
The unusual amount of time students invest in extracurriculars is perhaps one reason why Harvard finds itself in a crisis over academic freedom. Continue reading →
There it was again, after all these years: an Amtrak passenger train, its red and blue cars gleaming in the moonlight as it idled at a platform in Mobile, Ala. Continue reading →
The records show Maxwell repeatedly showering Trump with praise and denying, under questioning from Blanche, that she had observed Trump engaged in any form of sexual behavior. Continue reading →
President Trump said in a social media post Monday that he had spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin and set in motion arrangements for a summit at a location to be decided. Continue reading →
Federal officials obeyed a pair of court orders to release Abrego from jail in Tennessee, where he is accused of smuggling migrants based on a 2022 traffic stop in that state, and allow him to return to Maryland with orders to wear a GPS tracking device. Continue reading →
Families now struggle to pay medical bills. Men who relied on construction work are going back to the cornfields. And the half-built houses are staying that way. Continue reading →
The latest flare-up in the long-seething territorial disputes around the Second Thomas Shoal came up in closed-door talks between Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro and his visiting Australian counterpart, Richard Marles. Continue reading →
Over decades of fighting in eastern Congo, and through the current conflict that has left the Rwandan-backed rebel group M23 in control of much of the east of the country, the warring parties on all sides have targeted a particular viciousness at women and girls, carrying out acts of sexual violence so widespread that rape has been almost normalized. Continue reading →
"Perhaps what is actually taking place in our schools is a crisis of religious-based violence and harassment — even if that sad fact doesn’t fit the narrative that some prefer," writes one reader. Continue reading →
Officers found five “assault-style” rifles and five handguns at the lieutenant's home, as well as ammunition, body armor, methamphetamine pills, and tourniquets. Continue reading →
New England fans have high expectations for the stewards of their beloved teams. Grousbeck and Pagliuca will be a tough act to follow. Continue reading →
Bello tossed seven shutout innings. Nathaniel Lowe came through with a pinch-hit double and scored on Connor Wong’s double in the seventh. Continue reading →
Rivals Target and Walmart have long been considered polar opposites. The biggest difference lately, though, is financial performance, underscored by the retailers' earnings reports this week. Continue reading →
When she started her software business, Freelance Programmers, in 1962, British women could not work on the stock exchange floor or even drive a bus. Continue reading →
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