U.S. Orders Partial Evacuation of Embassy in Baghdad
The decision came after the Trump administration warned of an increased threat linked to Iran. Officials in Iraq and elsewhere doubted that such a threat existed.
On Politics: Trump’s Tariffs May Be Here to Stay
President Trump’s tariffs were initially seen as a method to force other countries to drop their trade barriers. But they increasingly look like a permanent tool.
2 More Bodies Found After Alaska Plane Collision, Bringing Death Toll to 6
Officials said they did not know the cause of the midair crash of two small planes, which happened after one descended several hundred feet.
Alabama Lawmakers Vote to Effectively Ban Abortion in the State
Supporters of the measure hope it will lead the Supreme Court to reconsider Roe v. Wade, which recognized a constitutional right to end a pregnancy.
Justice Dept. Stops F.D.A. From Regulating Death-Penalty Drugs
A new opinion by the Office of Legal Counsel says death-penalty drugs, like tobacco, are inherently unsafe and so are beyond the F.D.A.’s reach.
Trump Can’t Stop Attacking Biden. G.O.P. Strategists Wish He Would.
The president has tagged Joe Biden with two nicknames and argued that he’s naïve about threats to America. But he’s also likened Mr. Biden’s bid to his own successful campaign.
President Trump Touts His Rollback of Environmental Policies in an Energy State
Mr. Trump claimed credit for an energy revolution that he said was largely accomplished by demolishing burdensome regulations and unleashing the potential of the energy industry.
At the N.R.A., a Cash Machine Sputtering
As the gun rights group lavished pay and perks on its leaders and partners, fueling infighting, it increasingly relied on its own charity for funds. Tax experts have questions.
Justice Department Seeks to Appeal Emoluments Case Against Trump
The government asked a judge to halt the proceedings in a case alleging that the president is violating the Constitution by accepting financial benefits from foreign governments.
Hikers Take to the Appalachian Trail to Escape the Real World. This Time, They Couldn’t.
Hikers on the trail enjoy nature and create a community. When a threatening 30-year-old joined them last month in North Carolina, word spread quickly.
San Francisco Bans Facial Recognition Technology
It is the first ban by a major city on the use of facial recognition technology by the police and all other municipal agencies.
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