Five Big Ways the United States Will Need to Adapt to Climate Change
A sweeping new climate report warns that the United States will have to spend billions of dollars to protect coastlines, rebuild sewers and overhaul farming. Here are some places to start.
Mexico’s New Leader Faces Clash With Trump Over Migrant Caravan
As Andrés Manuel López Obrador takes office on Saturday, he must balance his humanitarian promises with a hope for good relations with the United States.
Have You Worked as a Missionary? We Want to Hear From You
The Times would like to better understand how missionaries are reacting to the death of an American missionary, John Allen Chau.
Mia Love Criticizes Trump in Scathing Concession Speech
Ms. Love, the daughter of Haitian immigrants, also criticized Republicans for how they interact with minority voters.
Trump Has ‘No Real Relationships,’ Mia Love Says
Representative Mia Love, a Republican whom the president mocked for losing her bid for re-election, said in her concession speech that Mr. Trump had “no real relationships, just convenient transactions.”
Man Killed by Police at Alabama Mall Was a ‘Good Guy With a Gun,’ Family’s Lawyer Says
The parents of Emantic Fitzgerald Bradford Jr. said that he pulled out a gun after a gunman opened fire inside the Riverchase Galleria in Hoover, Ala., to protect shoppers.
‘There Wasn’t Anything That Wasn’t on Fire’: Firefighters Recount a Historic Blaze
Thousands of firefighters fought the Camp Fire, the most destructive in the state’s history. For every disheartening loss, there was sometimes a moment of hope.
He Says He Got Away With 90 Murders. Now He’s Confessing to Them All.
Samuel Little, a convicted killer who one detective calls “pure evil,” has told the police that he killed more than 90 women since 1970. They believe him.
Why G.O.P. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith Could be in Trouble in Red Mississippi
Mississippi has elected only Republicans to the Senate for the last three decades. But a controversial remark by a Republican incumbent, Cindy Hyde-Smith, could flip one of the state’s seats. Here’s how we got here.
The New Old Age: Social Security Runs Short of Money and Ideas Fly on How to Repair It
As Social Security dips into its trust fund, policymakers propose changes to fix the program’s finances and strengthen its benefits, especially for women.
California Today: California Today: Sexual Misconduct Claims Roil the State’s Democratic Party
Monday: Allegations of abuse against the leader of California Democratic Party, the Camp Fire is contained at last, and a clash at the border.
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