Justice Dept. Backs Mnuchin’s Refusal to Release Trump’s Tax Returns
In a new memo, the department argued that a request from House Democrats for the returns was not legitimate and was only for political purposes.
Edwin Kosik, Firm Judge in ‘Kids for Cash’ Case, Dies at 94
Judge Kosik gave long prison sentences to two judges charged with accepting kickbacks from a developer of youth detention centers in Pennsylvania.
For the Third Time, W.H.O. Declines to Declare the Ebola Outbreak an Emergency
Even with more than 1,400 dead, the W.H.O. says the risk of the disease spreading beyond the region remains low and declaring an emergency could have backfired.
Roadside Blast in Niger That Hit Americans Shows Growing Threat, Officials Say
The explosives were buried roughly three feet underground and positioned at a key choke point on a road that led to a shooting range frequented by American troops.
Kansas Supreme Court Signs Off on Increased Education Spending
Almost a decade into a fight over education funding, the state’s highest court declared Friday that Kansas finally was spending enough money on its public schools.
White House Considers Restoring the Daily Briefing for the Next Press Secretary
Stephanie Grisham, currently the spokeswoman for the first lady, Melania Trump, is one of those under consideration to succeed Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
Eager to Limit Exemptions to Vaccination, States Face Staunch Resistance
Legislators trying to curb the numbers of unvaccinated children have been met with vigorous opposition from upset parents.
The U.S. Has Turned Up Pressure on Iran. See the Timeline of Events.
As increased American pressure and sanctions have put a strangle on the Iranian economy, Iran now may be hitting back.
The Democratic Debate Lineups Are Set. Here’s What to Expect.
The first night will be Elizabeth Warren’s to lose, while the second will be a four-way showdown between the rest of the top-tier candidates.
Money Is Not Just for Men
Sallie Krawcheck — once a Wall Street executive, now an advocate for women investing — on how women can get their fair share.
In San Francisco, the Revival of the Hotel Bar
A wave of recently opened hotels featuring high-profile cocktail bars is drawing local savants in a city known for its lively bar scene.
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