Ricardo Rosselló Steps Down as Puerto Rico’s Governor, and Says Pedro Pierluisi Will Succeed Him
The Puerto Rico House of Representatives confirmed Pedro Pierluisi as secretary of state, and outgoing Gov. Ricardo A. Rosselló said he would be the island’s next chief executive.
Tulsi Gabbard Thinks We’re Doomed
Or we will be if America doesn’t leave the rest of the world alone. That’s why the 38-year-old congresswoman from Hawaii is running for president.
Saoirse Kennedy Hill’s Death Adds to Family’s Tragic History
The death of Ms. Kennedy Hill at 22 adds to a litany of tragedies that have befallen the Kennedys and taken on the grim aura of a family curse.
Trump Drops Plans to Nominate John Ratcliffe as Director of National Intelligence
President Trump announced the withdrawal of his nominee on Twitter.
A Brain Scan May Predict Alzheimer’s. Should You Get One?
One expert warns of “unintended downsides,” including overuse of only modestly effective medications.
‘Man, Oh Manischewitz’: Kosher Food Merger Opens New Chapter for Famous Name
Kayco is acquiring Manischewitz and its best-selling matzo, a move that to many observant Jews is akin to General Motors taking over Ford.
Trump Won’t Let No. 2 Spy Chief Take Over When Coats Leaves
A law says that Sue Gordon, the deputy intelligence director who has both experience and bipartisan respect, should be acting director. Mr. Trump is said to have other ideas.
Plan for Supertall Tower Looming Over Lower East Side Is Halted, For Now
The ruling was an unusual setback for developers planning luxury skyscrapers in neighborhoods dotted with low-rise buildings.
Sesame Allergy More Common Than Once Thought, Study Finds
More than one million children and adults are allergic to sesame in the United States, scientists report. But sesame is not among the allergens that must be listed on food labels.
One in 10 Older Adults Binge Drink, Study Says
A new study looked at the prevalence of heavy drinking among adults 65 and older, who are especially vulnerable to its effects.
State Dept. Officials Force Out Top Policy Planner and Adviser to Mike Pompeo
Kiron Skinner, one of the highest-ranking African-American women in the department, oversaw a unit developing a long-term strategy addressing China and coordinating a new human rights panel.
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