Trump Administration Invites Health Care Industry to Help Rewrite Ban on Kickbacks
The goal is to open pathways for doctors and hospitals to work together to improve care and save money. The challenge will be to accomplish that without also increasing the risk of fraud.
Times Insider: A Vegetarian Reporter Explores a Hunting Dilemma
During my week with a group of conservationist elk hunters, I put aside my personal dietary restrictions to better understand their perspective.
Poisoned Wildlife and Tainted Meat: Why Hunters Are Moving Away From Lead Bullets
Many hunters are ditching traditional ammunition amid mounting evidence that it harms scavengers and pollutes the food people eat.
What’s New in the Latest U.S. Climate Assessment
More and more of the predicted impacts of global warming are now becoming a reality.
At War: America’s Relationship With Land Mines and Cluster Munitions
John Ismay, a reporter for At War, explains his interest in developments and trends in the arms industry that may influence how wars are fought in the future.
Trump Asks Supreme Court for Fast Appeal of Transgender Military Ban
In what has become an increasingly common move for the Trump administration, it asked the justices to step in before lower courts have ruled.
Bernard Glassman, Zen Master and Social Activist, Dies at 79
A practitioner of “Engaged Buddhism,” he hired the unemployable; provided job training, child care and housing; and developed retreats at Auschwitz.
A Winter-Coat Heavyweight Gives Trump’s Trade War the Cold Shoulder
Columbia Sportswear has worked around tariffs for decades — and it says the president’s new wave of levies will not bring jobs back to America.
Jerome Corsi, Friend of Roger Stone, Is in Plea Talks With Mueller
Mr. Corsi is said to have been presented with evidence that he was not truthful when investigators asked him whether he knew beforehand about actions by WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign.
See How the Fires Burned Where California Goes to Escape It All
Among the blackened and charred areas in Southern California were hiking trails overlooking the ocean, summer camps and historic movie sets.
Among Conservatives, Some Measured Support for Chief Justice’s Rebuke of Trump
Figures in the conservative legal community saw Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.’s reproach as defending an independent judiciary.
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