For Cephalopod Week, Dive Into the World of Octopuses, Squids and More
A few fun facts about the many-armed creatures.
Pete Buttigieg Leaves Campaign Trail After Fatal Police Shooting. Reality Rears Its Head.
Mr. Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind., attended a heated protest following the shooting of a black man by the police there.
Trump’s Iran Response Underlines Republican Rift Over National Security
The rift has rekindled debate over lawmakers’ roles in matters of war and peace and pointed up deep concerns among some Republicans, who are normally loath to criticize the president over national security.
New Sex Drug for Women to Improve Low Libido Is Approved by the F.D.A.
The treatment involves an injectable pen and can cause nausea. Only one other ‘Viagra for women’ therapy is on the market.
No Easy Answers on Reparations
A much-delayed discussion of how to make amends for slavery has taken center stage, but it’s only a start.
U.S.-Iran Crisis Updates: Trump Says Military Was Ready to Strike
After the downing of an American drone, leaders around the globe asked the United States and Iran to step back from the brink.
‘There Is a Stench’: No Soap and Overcrowding in Detention Centers for Migrant Children
Inspectors and lawyers traveling to border facilities in Texas described tremendous overcrowding and filthy conditions for hundreds of children and other detainees.
Veterans Agency to Offer New Depression Drug, Despite Cost and Safety Concerns
The agency is struggling to contain rising rates of suicide among veterans.
Felix Sater, Trump Associate, Skips House Hearing and Now Faces a Subpoena
House Democrats want to hear from Mr. Sater about his pursuit of a real estate deal in Moscow with a Trump Organization lawyer during the 2016 campaign.
Biden Defends Eastland Remarks but Omits Some History
In defending his comments about working with segregationists, Joe Biden cited his record on civil rights and his relationship with Ted Kennedy. But he didn’t address his opposition to busing.
In Property Rights Case, Justices Sharply Debate Power of Precedent
In a 5-to-4 ruling, the Supreme Court overruled its second precedent in a little over a month.
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