White House Memo: The Many Ways to Leave the White House
President Trump often tries to spin resignations as firings, a reaction driven by a hypersensitivity to the perception that anyone would ever want to leave him.
News Analysis: A Growing Chorus of Republican Critics for Trump’s Foreign Policy
More than two years into his administration, the disconnect between President Trump and the Republican establishment on foreign policy has rarely been as stark.
Eric Garcetti, Los Angeles Mayor, Decides Against Presidential Bid
Mr. Garcetti would have faced a crowded field of Democratic presidential candidates and long odds. No sitting mayor has ever been elected president.
Houston Narcotics Officers Were Greeted by a Charging Dog and a Barrage of Bullets
A gun battle left five officers wounded and two people inside a home dead. All of the officers are expected to survive.
U.S. Midwest Freezes, Australia Burns: This Is the Age of Weather Extremes
Numbing cold hit parts of the United States as wildfires raged in Australia’s record-breaking heat. Here’s the climate change connection.
iPhone FaceTime Bug That Allows Spying Was Flagged to Apple Over a Week Ago
A teenager in Arizona discovered the flaw, which allows eavesdropping, on Jan. 19, and his mother contacted Apple the next day. But the company was slow to reply.
On Washington: After a Shutdown Test of Wills Comes a Test of Governance
Coming talks between congressional Democrats and Republicans on border security could chart the course for a newly divided government.
Judiciary Hearing on Democrats’ Election Bill Turns into Partisan Brawl
The verbal daggers tossed at the House Judiciary Committee’s opening hearing on a sweeping elections and ethics bill showed how hard it will be to enact.
‘I’m Cold and I’m Afraid’: Across Midwest, Homeless Await Deep Freeze
As health officials issued warnings about the dangers of frostbite and hypothermia, homeless people in the Midwest faced potentially devastating circumstances.
Michael Bloomberg Says Medicare for All Would ‘Bankrupt’ Country
Touring New Hampshire, Mr. Bloomberg said that it was fine to provide Medicare to uninsured Americans, but that giving it to everyone was financially untenable.
On Both Ends of Capitol, Both Parties Warn Big Pharma on Drug Prices
At hearings of the Senate Finance Committee and House Committee on Oversight and Reform, Republicans and Democrats warned that the days of unchecked drug price increases might be ending.
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