The New Old Age: Dialysis Is a Way of Life for Many Older Patients. Maybe It Shouldn’t Be.
So-called conservative management can ease symptoms without dialysis in some people with kidney disease. But many of them are never given the option.
Fact Check: Trump’s Rationale for a National Emergency Is Based on False or Misleading Claims
To justify redirecting federal funds to a wall, the president made a litany of assertions about crime, drugs and other issues on the southern border. Nearly all were misleading, exaggerated or false.
Jussie Smollett Case: Chicago Police Have ‘Potential Suspects’
Two brothers have been arrested by the Chicago police. At least one of them had appeared on “Empire.” Charges have not been filed.
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Census Citizenship Question
The court’s move added a highly charged and consequential blockbuster to what had been a fairly sleepy term. Critics say that adding the question would undermine the count.
Runner Who Suffocated Mountain Lion to Save Himself Tells His Story
Travis Kauffman, the man who managed to kill a mountain lion that attacked him, recounted the details of the experience. The attack left him with seven stitches along his cheek, six along the bridge of his nose and three on his wrist.
Tom Cade, a Savior of the Peregrine Falcon, Dies at 91
After DDT had wiped the bird out on the East Coast, he led the effort to bring it back. It was eventually removed from the federal endangered species list.
U.S. Private Equity Investor Detained in Moscow on Fraud Charges
Michael Calvey, founder of one of the biggest and oldest investment firms in Russia, was detained on Friday along with five other.
After an ‘Ambiguous’ Apology From Ryan Adams, What’s the Right Way to Say Sorry?
In the #MeToo era, many public apologies have missed the mark. Experts say a good apology should be transparent, specific and sincere.
Northern Virginia Is Keeping Amazon’s 25,000 Jobs and It Wants You to Know It
The region has its act together and knows what it is doing, officials said.
Trump Declares a National Emergency, and Provokes a Constitutional Clash
The president’s decision incited instant condemnation from Democrats, who called it an unconstitutional abuse of his authority and vowed to overturn it with Republican support.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Returns to Work at Supreme Court
The justice attended a private conference to consider adding cases to the court’s docket, including ones on the census and gay rights.
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