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Pompeo Faces a World of Challenges. Add House Democrats to the List.

The treacherous political environment ushered in by a new House Democratic majority comes as the administration’s foreign policy strategies are under strain around the world.

A White House Challenge: Balancing the Roles of the First Lady and First Daughter

By all accounts, the two women have a complicated dynamic. They have rarely appeared together. And they clearly see their roles differently.

Trump’s Nationalism Rebuked at World War I Commemoration

As world leaders marked the 100th anniversary of the armistice that ended the Great War, President Emmanuel Macron of France declared that “nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism.”

Hotels See Panic Buttons as a #MeToo Solution for Workers. Guest Bans? Not So Fast.

Hotels across the country are giving housekeepers panic buttons to call for help. But measures that punish accused guests are much more contentious.

Dana Rohrabacher Loses, Eroding Republican Foothold in California

Mr. Rohrabacher, who had represented Orange County for 15 terms, was viewed as vulnerable because of his support for President Vladimir Putin of Russia.

Families Search for Missing Loved Ones Amid California Fire Chaos

People posted on social media asking for information about missing friends and relatives, an effort that was helped by the actor James Woods.

A State in Flames: The California Wildfires in Photos

Photographers documented the wildfires ravaging California — along the palm-fringed shoreline near Los Angeles and the evergreen forests of the Sierra Nevada foothills.

Andrew Gillum Retracts Concession Speech

As Florida began the first full, statewide vote recount in its history on Saturday, Andrew Gillum, the Democratic candidate for governor, took back his concession speech and urged that every vote be counted.

‘Paradise is Gone’: California Fires Devastate Communities and Threaten Others

Fast-moving blazes spread on both ends of California, destroying thousands of structures and killing several people.

Elvis Presley and Babe Ruth Among Trump’s First Medal of Freedom Honorees

The president will recognize an eclectic mix of conservative political figures and cultural and athletic luminaries.

Florida Braces for Vote Recounts in Senate and Governor’s Races

The vote tallies in at least three statewide races fell within a margin of half a percentage point, the legal trigger for required recounts.

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