Nick Ayers, Aide to Pence, Declines Offer to Be Trump’s Chief of Staff
The decision leaves it unclear who will take the top West Wing job as President Trump confronts the fight of his political life.
Done With Michael Cohen, Federal Prosecutors Shift Focus to Trump Family Business
Prosecutors say President Trump organized illegal payments to two women during the presidential campaign. Now they want to know if he and Mr. Cohen acted alone.
A Cold War Arms Treaty Is Unraveling. But the Problem Is Much Bigger.
Instead of trying to renegotiate the I.N.F. treaty to embrace countries like China that now have the weapons covered by the accord, the United States wants to build up its forces to counter Beijing.
Snowstorm Bears Down on Southeast
A winter storm that is expected to stretch from Georgia to central Virginia blanketed parts of the South with heavy snow on Sunday.
Rosanell Eaton, Fierce Voting Rights Advocate, Dies at 97
Calling her an unsung hero, President Barack Obama praised her and others for refusing “to accept anything less than a full measure of equality.”
A Struggling Desert Town Bets Its Future on Pot
Nearly every block in Needles, Calif., has a run-down building being renovated by a cannabis business. Community leaders have welcomed them.
Heavy Early Snow Smacks the Southeast, Knocking Out Power and Snarling Travel
Virginia and North Carolina declared states of emergency as thousands of customers lost electricity. Many people heeded warnings to stay off slick roads, but there were still hundreds of accidents.
Beto O’Rourke Emerges as the Wild Card of the 2020 Campaign-in-Waiting
Advisers to prospective Democratic candidates say Mr. O’Rourke would be a threat, given his success with small donors, his charismatic message and his popularity with parts of the Obama coalition.
Tijuana Dispatch: Life in Tijuana Means Negotiating ‘La Linea,’ an Always Present Wall
Daily life in Tijuana, Mexico, is defined less by the border wall as an impenetrable obstacle than by the ebb and flow of movement across it.
DNA Test Helps Mother Reunite With Daughter She Thought Died Nearly 70 Years Ago
The mother, who was unwed and 18 at the time, thought her daughter had died in childbirth. The baby was taken from her and covertly adopted by another family.
Prosecutors’ Narrative Is Clear: Trump Defrauded Voters. But What Does It Mean?
President Trump’s lawyer minimized the importance of any potential campaign finance violations, but Democrats said they could potentially lead to impeachment.
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