Israel’s Alliance With Trump Creates New Tensions Among American Jews
Religious leaders see President Trump’s influence over the Israeli prime minister becoming a wedge issue in the Jewish community.
The Completely Reasonable Reason People Are Flying With Mini Horses
The Department of Transportation’s declaration that miniature horses should be prioritized as service animals has raised many questions.
Hickenlooper Exits as O’Rourke Presses On: This Week in the 2020 Race
John Hickenlooper said he would give “serious thought” to a Senate run, Beto O’Rourke reset the focus of his campaign and Stacey Abrams laid out her 2020 plans.
Joseph Kennedy III Said to Be Eying Edward Markey’s Massachusetts Senate Seat
Mr. Kennedy, the grandson of Robert F. Kennedy, paid for a poll last month to test his prospects against Mr. Markey, a Democratic official said.
An El Paso Widower Mourns in Solitude, Amid a Throng of Kind Strangers
He invited everyone in El Paso to his wife’s funeral. But he tends to her garden, alone.
Peter Fonda, ‘Easy Rider’ Actor and Screenwriter, Is Dead at 79
A member of a celebrated Hollywood family, he was nominated for an Oscar in a seminal film of the 1960s.
Lawmakers Accuse State Dept. of Defying Federal Law by Missing Deadlines for Yemen Reports
The State Department is refusing to submit reports mandated by Congress detailing efforts by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
Debate Flares Over Afghanistan as Trump Considers Troop Withdrawal
President Trump met with top advisers on Friday to discuss a deal with the Taliban that could begin a final American exit from the country.
Eyeing Greenland, Trump Again Mixes Real Estate With Diplomacy
The president, ever the real estate maven, has marveled over Greenland’s untapped natural resources. But an expert says his interest represents an “antiquated way of looking at things.”
Atlanta Hotel, Source of Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak, Reopens
Bacteria was found on a cooling tower and a fountain in the hotel’s atrium, Georgia public health officials said.
Customs Computer Failure Snarls Passengers at U.S. Airports
Officials said service was restored after about two hours but travelers then faced long waits to be processed.
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