Pence’s Stay at Trump Hotel in Ireland and Trump’s G7 Plans Draw Democrats’ Scrutiny
The Democrats argued that the president could benefit financially if his administration spends taxpayer dollars on stays at his private company’s properties.
What to Know About the Ghost Ship Fire Verdict
Friday: A milestone, but not much closure for families of victims. Also: President Trump targets California’s pollution rules, and Billie Eilish.
Howard Schultz, Former Starbucks Chief, Won’t Run for President in 2020
Mr. Schultz said he had concluded that an independent bid would pose too great a risk of helping President Trump win a second term.
Trump Aides’ Poll Finds Gun Control Politically Problematic for the President
A poll shows gun measures would not help the president with his base, though he reassured Senator Joe Manchin III, a Democrat, that he was still considering them.
Your Friday Briefing
North Carolina, Robert Mugabe, Serena Williams: Here’s what you need to know.
Tim Ferriss, the Man Who Put His Money Behind Psychedelic Medicine
The author of “The 4-Hour Workweek” is behind a surge in funding for clinical research into psychedelic drugs.
Hiring Slowed in August but Wage Gains Accelerated
The figures show that the economy continues to add jobs but at a more modest pace as the trade war intensifies and global growth slows.
Hurricane Dorian Hits North Carolina’s Outer Banks: Live Updates
The Category 1 storm made landfall on the Outer Banks, where some people climbed into the attics of their homes to avoid surging floodwaters.
Andrew Yang’s Quest to ‘Make America Think Harder’
The entrepreneur turned presidential candidate is explaining automation to the masses. And as voters realize he is serious and substantive, he is gaining a passionate following.
California Allows Public to Refuse to Help Law Enforcement
A rarely invoked state law from 1872, removed last week, had made it a misdemeanor to turn down law enforcement officials asking for help with an arrest. Here’s a closer look at the history.
Overlooked No More: Alice Guy Blaché, the World’s First Female Filmmaker
Even before women had the right to vote, Blaché, in her actions and in her films, expressed female drives, desires and self-determination.
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