News Analysis: As Trump Angers Allies, Rival Powers Cultivate Diplomatic Ties
The U.S. has strained relations with allies and partners over policy on weaker nations like Iran and Cuba, and that hinders strategy on China and Russia.
Joe Biden Called Heather Heyer’s Mother After Campaign Video Debut
Susan Bro, whose daughter was killed at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., said she warned Mr. Biden to tread carefully around the episode and spoke with him about grief.
Joe Biden Raises $6.3 Million, Topping Rivals’ First-Day Hauls
Mr. Biden raised more in his first 24 hours than any other candidate, easing concerns among some supporters over his ability to raise money.
Trump Rejects Arms Treaty During N.R.A. Speech
At the National Rifle Association’s annual meeting, President Trump said he would end U.S. involvement in a United Nations arms treaty aimed at regulating the international sale of conventional weapons. It was signed by President Barack Obama, but neve…
Want a Break in the 3-Hour ‘Avengers’ Movie? You’ll Need a Passport or a Time Machine
Some theaters overseas are providing an intermission for the blockbuster “Avengers: Endgame,” but American moviegoers who want to step away must strategize.
Kansas Constitution Protects Abortion Rights, State Supreme Court Rules
The court blocked a law that would have banned the most commonly used procedure for second-trimester abortions, arguing that the state’s Constitution protected abortion rights.
Global Health: Religious Objections to the Measles Vaccine? Get the Shots, Faith Leaders Say
Devout parents who are worried about vaccines often object to ingredients from pigs or fetuses. But the leaders of major faiths have examined these fears and still vigorously endorse vaccination.
Gov. Matt Bevin of Kentucky Is Criticized for Blaming Teacher Strikes for Girl’s Shooting
The remarks were the latest to ignite controversy for the governor, who had previously linked the teachers’ strikes with a rise in crimes committed against or by children.
Believing Him: For Trump, Sticking With Men Like Stephen Moore Is Nothing New
A president with his own troubled history has shown disdain for accusations of harassment, assault or just plain sexism against men who proclaim their innocence.
Rosenstein Assails Obama Administration, Comey and Journalists in Defending Handling of Russia Inquiry
The deputy attorney general defended his handling of the Mueller report, cast doubt on Comey’s testimony and used Trump to exemplify the rule of law.
Michael Koskoff, Fierce Litigator in Momentous Fights, Dies at 77
He sued hospitals for malpractice, helped integrate police and fire departments and sought to hold gunmakers liable in the Sandy Hook massacre.
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