Silicon Valley Warms to Trump After a Chilly Start
Even though Mr. Trump still takes potshots at Amazon, the industry’s relationship with the White House is shifting as tech companies find some common ground with the president.
5 Times David Pecker and The Enquirer Defended or Championed Trump
Mr. Trump and Mr. Pecker have long enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship, and the tabloid mogul has showcased his access to the president.
Veterans Affairs Shake-Up Stirs New Fears of Privatized Care
The issue has been at the center of months of intrigue at the sprawling department charged with caring for the United States’ 20 million veterans.
Sessions Rejects Republican Calls for Second Special Counsel
Lawmakers had sought an independent inquiry into the surveillance of a former Trump aide, but the attorney general said the matter was already being investigated.
Cosby Trial Judge Defends Wife and His Independence
The judge who is presiding at the retrial of Bill Cosby rejected defense motions to recuse himself because his wife counsels victims of sexual assault.
Trump Heralds a New Trade Deal, Then Says He Might Delay It
In a meandering speech, Mr. Trump seemed to undercut his own administration’s initiatives, including on infrastructure and a trade agreement with South Korea.
Citing Trump’s ‘Racial Slurs,’ Judge Says Suit to Preserve DACA Can Continue
A federal judge in Brooklyn said President Trump’s language had created a “plausible inference” that the decision to end DACA violated the Constitution.
Fact Check: The Facts Behind Trump’s Tweet on Amazon, Taxes and the Postal Service
President Trump criticized Amazon again, causing its stock price to decrease. Here are the facts behind his tweets.
Parkland Activist Rejected by Colleges. But It’s O.K.: ‘We’re Already Changing the World’
Leaders of the student movement that sprang from the Parkland shooting are in some cases finding that their sudden fame didn’t help their college admission hopes.
Hard Choice for Cities Under Cyberattack: Whether to Pay Ransom
Recovering from a ransomware attack like the one plaguing Atlanta can be so expensive that forking over may be the cheapest way out — but no one wants to make crime pay.
Adnan Syed of ‘Serial’ Is Granted a New Trial
A Maryland appeals court affirmed a ruling that Mr. Syed, who is serving a life sentence, should get a new trial. His case was the subject of the popular podcast’s first season.
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