What Does John Brennan Know?
John Brennan, the former C.I.A. director, saw signs of Russian election meddling. Are his suggestive public statements signs that he knows information that he can’t divulge?
Fed Raises Interest Rates for Sixth Time Since Financial Crisis
The Federal Reserve, buoyed by a strengthening economy, raised rates for a sixth time in three years and indicated another two increases are still expected this year.
Congressional Leaders Near Deal on $1.3 Trillion Spending Bill
Lawmakers must approve the bill by midnight Friday to avoid a government shutdown this weekend, which would be the third closing this year.
Who Is Mark Anthony Conditt, the Austin Bombing Suspect?
The 23-year-old is believed to be linked to six bombs that killed at least two people and injured five.
Rumors of Lost Civil War Gold Stir Hope in Pennsylvania
No one knows for sure if there is trove of gold in the state, or at least no one is saying. But interest in a longstanding story was heightened this week when F.B.I. representatives showed up.
Getting Sick Is Really Expensive
Beyond medical costs, a trip to the hospital can mean a permanent reduction in income for many Americans, even for those with health insurance.
Elections Security Officials Head to Capitol Hill Amid Warnings of Russian Meddling
The Senate Intelligence Committee has urged state elections officials to take practical steps to secure ballots.
John Brennan, a Former C.I.A. Director, Suggests Russia ‘May Have Something’ on President Trump
President Trump also indirectly criticized Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, for the ongoing investigation into Russia’s 2016 campaign meddling.
California Today: California Today: Facebook Under Fire, Yet Again
Wednesday: The tech giant’s latest controversy, California is exporting its housing problems, and a severe storm approaches SoCal.
Austin Bombing Suspect Blew Himself Up, Police Say
The 23-year-old, who has not been identified, is believed to have been involved in the attacks that left at least two people dead.
The Population Slowdown in the Outer Suburbs of the East and Midwest
Many counties, including rich ones, are aging and experiencing more deaths than births, without growth through immigration or migration.
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