After Another Week of Chaos, Trump Repairs to Palm Beach. No One Knows What Comes Next.
President Trump’s head-spinning moves on national security, the budget and trade left Washington reeling and a bewildered sense of resignation in the West Wing.
Trump Signs Spending Bill, Then Slams It
President Trump complained about the $1.3 trillion spending bill, but said he signed it because it increases funding for the military.
Zell Miller, Feisty Democrat Who Sided With G.O.P., Dies at 86
Mr. Miller rose to governor of Georgia, then filled a Senate seat, where he showed his independence with a tart convention speech backing George W. Bush.
U.S. Charges 9 Iranians in Huge Theft of Intellectual Property
The suspects worked at the Mabna Institute, a contractor for the Iranian government, which benefited from the sensitive information obtained in the hacks, officials said.
‘Something About Parkland Has Been Different’: Survivors From 20 Years of Mass Shootings Speak
We spoke to survivors of mass shootings and others affected by them about the demonstrations planned for Saturday.
American Adults Just Keep Getting Fatter
A large scale federal survey has documented the continuing rise in severe obesity, which increases the risks for heart disease, diabetes and some cancers.
Bolton Was Early Beneficiary of Cambridge Analytica’s Facebook Data
The political action committee founded by John Bolton hired Cambridge Analytica specifically to develop psychological profiles of voters — and it knew the firm was using Facebook data.
Trump Signs Spending Bill, Reversing Veto Threat and Avoiding Government Shutdown
The president said he signed the bill, which he denigrated as “crazy,” because it increased military spending. He also complained that it failed to address immigration issues and a border wall.
California Today: California Today: Bullet Train Is Not Top Priority, a Candidate for Governor Says
Friday: Questions for Delaine Eastin, protests over a police shooting in Sacramento, #DeleteFacebook and the weekend’s gun marches.
Vote Fraud Crusader Kris Kobach Takes His Case to Court, and to Kansas Voters
Kris Kobach, a leader on President Trump’s now-disbanded vote fraud commission, is defending a Kansas voter restriction in court. He also is running for governor.
Harry Reid Bids Washington Goodbye: ‘Shake My Head Is All I Can Do’
The former Senate Democratic leader plans to pull up stakes in the capital, saying that his “life’s not the Senate any more.”
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