On Politics: Israel’s Decision on Omar and Tlaib Inflames Politics in 2 Countries
In an extraordinary step, President Trump had urged Israel to bar Representatives Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar from entering the country and visiting the West Bank.
Trump Is Said to Ask: Can We Buy Greenland?
At a meeting last spring in the Oval Office, President Trump joked about buying Greenland for its resources, according to a person who was in attendance.
Fact-Checking Trump’s New Hampshire Rally
President Trump on Thursday repeated inaccurate claims about energy, China and his predecessor.
Citing Economy, Trump Says That ‘You Have No Choice but to Vote for Me’
As the markets wobble over fears of a slowdown amid an escalating trade and currency war with China, the president defended policies that are rattling many businesses and investors.
New Idea for Suicide Prevention Hotline: Just Dial 988
The F.C.C. is considering shortening the number from its current 10 digits
Trump’s Hong Kong Caution Isolates Him From Congress, Allies and Advisers
In his showdown with Beijing over trade and tariffs, Mr. Trump is ignoring his hawkish advisers, who believe China threatens American interests worldwide.
How a Shooting Unnerved Philadelphia: ‘Our Collective Hearts Were in Our Throats’
A frightening shooting that began with Philadelphia police trying to serve a narcotics warrant turned into a dramatic eight-hour standoff.
Trial Opens for Former Obama Aide Accused of Lying About Foreign Lobbying
Lawyers for Gregory B. Craig said their client never intended to deceive Justice Department officials about his work on behalf of Ukraine’s government.
A Cory Lewandowski Senate Run Would be a Test Case for Trump World
As associates of the president consider running for office, a potential bid by his former campaign manager could serve as a trial balloon.
Migrant Children Are Entitled to Toothbrushes and Soap, Federal Court Rules
A federal appeals court panel rejected the government’s definition of “safe and sanitary” conditions for children in Border Patrol facilities.
Push for Ethnic Studies in Schools Faces a Dilemma: Whose Stories to Tell
A struggle in California, one of three states creating K-12 ethnic studies materials, highlights some of the fraught questions around the discipline.
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