Under Fire, Trump Says He Would ‘Absolutely’ Report Foreign Campaign Help
The president appeared to backtrack on comments earlier in the week when he said he would not necessarily call the F.B.I. if Russia or another hostile power offered damaging information about a rival.
U.S. Puts Iran on Notice and Weighs Response to Attack on Oil Tankers
President Trump offered no details and suggested that he was ready to engage with the Iranians, who denied responsibility for the attacks, whenever they are prepared to talk.
An Afghan War Veteran Reports Back
I deployed to Helmand Province in 2008 as an enlisted Marine infantryman. I returned there a decade later as a journalist.
Julian Assange’s U.S. Extradition Hearing Is Set for February
A British judge on Friday set a 2020 date for a hearing to determine if the WikiLeaks founder would be sent to the United States to face numerous charges.
The Harriet Tubman $20 Bill Was Far Along Before Mnuchin Delayed Work
A previously unreleased design concept made by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in late 2016 reveals what a Harriet Tubman $20 bill might look like.
‘I Live This Every Day’: Portraits of Pride in Iowa
Eight months before the all-important Iowa caucuses, revelers came to the state’s capital to celebrate Pride — and to hear presidential candidates speak about issues that matter to them.
The Youngest Known Child Separated From His Family by the Trump Administration
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The St. Louis Prosecutor Went After the Establishment. Now the Tables Are Turned.
Kimberly Gardner was one of a wave of prosecutors who promised to change the system. For them, winning election was the easy part.
‘Flying Object’ Struck Tanker in Gulf of Oman, Operator Says, Not a Mine
A Japanese company’s account of the damage to its ship differed from the explanation of American officials who blamed Iran.
On Politics: Trump Would Accept Russia’s Help
The president said taking campaign help from Russia would be no different than meeting with the queen of England. Republicans joined Democrats in condemning him.
After Placing Blame for Attacks, Trump Faces Difficult Choices on Confronting Iran
The president has said Tehran will suffer if American interests are threatened. But he has been vague about what his response might be, and the administration is divided.
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