El Paso Is on Edge After a Child’s Death and the Release of Hundreds of Migrants
Along with the deaths of the two detained migrant children, the release of hundreds of migrants from detention has a web of organizations assisting migrants on alert.
Trump Iraq Visit Is Called a Political Rally
The president’s comments and his encouragement of supporters in the crowd in Iraq and Germany veered from norms even as he upheld the convention of visiting soldiers abroad during the holidays.
Killing of California Officer Prompts Manhunt and Fuels Immigration Debate
Officials said Officer Ronil Singh was fatally shot by a man who is in the country illegally. President Trump cited the killing in a tweet urging border security.
6 Flights in 3 Days: A Flight Attendant’s Dad Finds a Way to See Her on Christmas
When Hal Vaughan learned that his daughter had to work on Christmas, he accompanied her on her entire route.
With No Votes Scheduled, a Shutdown Will Greet the Democratic House
The federal government will be partly shut down into the new year, Republicans announced, and the new Democratic leadership will have to get money flowing again.
Details of Kevin Spacey Inquiry in Massachusetts Are Released
Mr. Spacey’s accuser told the police that he sent his girlfriend video of his encounter with the actor, according to a criminal complaint released this week.
‘You Can Make It Out’: Readers Share Stories of Opioid Addiction and Survival
Why do people use opioids? And why is it so hard for them to stop? We invited readers to share their experiences.
At War: Pilots Kept Losing Oxygen and the Military Had No Idea Why. Now There’s a Possible Fix.
The Air Force and the Navy are rolling out new hardware and software for their trainer aircraft to stop the oxygen-deprivation problems that have plagued pilots for several years.
Trump’s Tax Cut One Year Later: What Happened?
Many corporations made good on promises to raise wages and pay bonuses. But others announced layoffs, even as the $1.5 trillion tax cut added billions to their bottom lines.
News Analysis: Trump Unites the Left and Right, Against His Plans in Syria and Afghanistan
A serious debate over the future of America’s wars is worth having. But the way President Trump made and announced his decisions snuffed out any opportunity.
For Bernie Sanders, Holding Onto Support May Be Hard in a 2020 Bid
Mr. Sanders has not yet told advisers he intends to pursue another White House bid. But if he does, he will encounter a vastly different landscape than that of 2016.
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