Trump Administration Imposes Ban on Bump Stocks
Under the new regulation, which had been expected, Americans who own bump stocks would have 90 days to destroy their devices or to turn them over to the A.T.F.
White House Signals Retreat on Shutdown Threat
The White House press secretary suggested that President Trump might capitulate on his demand for $5 billion for a border wall, but lawmakers had yet to reach a deal.
California Today: California Today: Untangling Moves to Deport Vietnamese Immigrants
Tuesday: How reversals in deportation policies are affecting the Vietnamese community, a small decline in homelessness and a hotel’s feminist history
Blaming the Deep State: Officials Accused of Wrongdoing Adopt Trump’s Response
A Pentagon official and a government contractor investigated for mishandling classified material say that bureaucrats opposed to President Trump targeted them.
Judge Postpones Sentencing of Michael Flynn After Harshly Rebuking Him
The judge told Mr. Flynn, “Arguably, you sold your country out.” But he delayed the sentencing while Mr. Flynn completes his cooperation agreement with prosecutors.
At War: In the United States, His Problem Wasn’t the Taliban. It Was Everything Else.
Afghans like Azizullah Sharifi wait years for an answer on their Special Immigrant Visa application. Those who do get approved face a whole new set of problems once they arrive in the United States.
A Toaster on Wheels to Deliver Groceries? Self-Driving Tech Tests Practical Uses
With driverless passenger services slow to become realities, the autonomous industry is casting about for ways to profitably use its technology.
On Politics: New Details on Russia’s Efforts to Influence American Politics
Two new reports say that Russia’s influence operation used Instagram to target African-Americans and limit Democratic voting — and that it’s still going on.
Document Provides New Details of Michael Flynn Interview With F.B.I.
An account of the interview was filed on the eve of Mr. Flynn’s sentencing for lying about his interactions with the Russian ambassador after the 2016 election.
States Ask Judge to Declare Health Law Still in Effect While Ruling Is Appealed
States that support the Affordable Care Act said a ruling striking down the law had created “ambiguity” and “poses a dangerous threat to the health care of millions of Americans.”
Facebook, Twitter and YouTube Withheld Russia Data, Reports Say
Reports to the Senate on Russian interference in the 2016 election and beyond criticized the tech companies for failing to disclose important details.
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