Travel Insurance: Is It Worth It?
When Covid-19 hit, travel insurance didn’t help many travelers recover the cost of their canceled trips. What, then, were they paying for?
Live Coronavirus Updates
Scientists at the University of Oxford say they have identified a drug that can reduce coronavirus-related deaths. The virus flares in Beijing. Officials in Tulsa, Okla., worry that President Trump’s planned rally could cause a spike.
Justice Dept. Official to Exit, Signaling Third Departure in Recent Days
The head of the department’s civil division said he would leave next month after a 20-year career. He did not say why.
Demonstrations Force America to Reckon With Contentious Past
Protests have expanded to include demands for a more honest accounting of American history. An Air Force sergeant linked to an anti-government movement was charged with murder.
Trump Administration Sues to Try to Delay Publication of Bolton’s Book
The request comes a week before the highly anticipated memoir was set to be published.
Former Bumble Bee C.E.O. Is Sentenced in Tuna Price-Fixing Scheme
Christopher Lischewski was ordered to serve 40 months in prison for his lead role in a yearslong conspiracy to fix the price of canned tuna.
Now You Can Opt Out of Seeing Political Ads on Facebook
The change lets Facebook play both sides of the debate about political advertising on social media.
Reconsidering the Past, One Statue at a Time
From Virginia to New Mexico, protests over police brutality have brought hundreds of years of American history bubbling to the surface.
Trump Hydroxychloroquine Push Secured Millions of Likely Useless Coronavirus Pills
Before the F.D.A. withdrew its waiver to stockpile the drugs as coronavirus treatments, the Trump administration had embarked on a headlong effort to import tens of millions of doses.
Republicans Signal Narrow Policing Overhaul as Trump Signs Limited Order
Republicans denounced a sweeping Democratic law enforcement overhaul as an overreach and President Trump signed an order that omitted mention of racism or discrimination in policing.
Air Force Sergeant With Ties to Extremist Group Charged in Federal Officer’s Death
The sergeant had expressed his allegiance to the so-called boogaloo movement, an extremist ideology that seeks to overthrow the U.S. government.
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