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For Trump, No Joy in Mudville

In his first appearance at a Major League Baseball game since taking office, the president was booed at Game 5 of the World Series at Washington’s Nationals Park.

Katie Hill Will Resign From Congress Amid Ethics Investigation

The Democrat from California, who was accused of violating House rules by having a sexual relationship with a member of her congressional staff, apologized to “the people who have been hurt.”

Al-Baghdadi Raid Was a Victory Built on Factors Trump Derides

The president cast the death of the ISIS leader as validation of his disengagement strategy. But it required intelligence agencies and allies he has spurned.

Moving Closer to Trump, Impeachment Inquiry Faces Critical Test

Investigators have been building their case rapidly. But the closer they get to the president, the more complicated their work will become.

Pittsburgh Marks a Massacre’s Anniversary With Prayers and Projects

One year after an anti-Semitic gunman killed 11 people at the Tree of Life synagogue, the city’s Jews and their neighbors commemorated the day with service and calls for change.

With Whipping Winds and Power Down, Californians Flee Fires

Power outages and fires combined over the weekend to push the state’s disaster response capabilities to the brink.

On ‘60 Minutes,’ Biden Questions Trump’s Legacy While Emphasizing His Own

In first major network sit-down since President Trump’s attacks on his family, Joe Biden called himself the Democratic front-runner and expressed fear that the Trump administration would cause lasting damage.

Philadelphia Police Inspector Charged in Sexual Assaults of Officers

At least three women filed complaints against Chief Inspector Carl Holmes, who has been suspended.

Trump Says ‘Beautiful’ and ‘Talented’ Dog Injured in al-Baghdadi Raid

The president said the dog was chasing Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in a darkened tunnel and was hurt when a suicide vest was detonated.

John Conyers Jr., Longest-Serving African-American in Congressional History, Dies at 90

One of the most liberal members of Congress, he resigned after two women accused him of making unwelcome sexual advances.

With al-Baghdadi Raid, Trump Makes the Made-for-TV Announcement He Has Long Wanted

Aides convinced President Trump that waiting until Sunday morning to announce Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s death would dominate the talk shows.

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