Bush Veteran Joseph Hagin to Leave Trump White House Post
Mr. Hagin, who was a deputy chief of staff to President George W. Bush and served in the same role for President Trump, will step down on July 6.
Disability Applications Plunge as the Economy Strengthens
Fewer people are seeking and receiving Social Security disability benefits, reversing a long trend that had worried lawmakers about fraud and abuse.
Microsoft Employees Protest Work With ICE, as Tech Industry Mobilizes Over Immigration
Microsoft workers objected to the company’s work with immigration authorities, part of a wave of outrage over the Trump administration’s immigration policy.
Investigators Questioned Giuliani as Part of Leak Inquiry, He Says
The president’s lawyer was interviewed as part of an inspector general investigation into leaks to the news media by the F.B.I. during the 2016 campaign.
Fact-Checking the Trump Administration’s Case for Child Separation at the Border
The president, the attorney general and the secretary of homeland security have used lots of figures and interpretations of recent history to explain recent policy changes. Not all of it has been accurate.
Trump Is Said to Intend to Campaign for South Carolina Governor in G.O.P. Runoff
The decision is a gamble that President Trump can lift Gov. Henry McMaster, one of Mr. Trump’s earliest supporters, to the Republican nomination at the last minute.
How Kirstjen Nielsen Became the Face of Trump’s ‘Zero Tolerance’ Policy
The secretary of homeland security is under increased scrutiny for the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal border crossings and the decision to separate children from their parents. Here’s how she arrived at this moment.
F.B.I. Agents Gave Trump a Weapon Against Mueller. Republicans Are Wielding It.
In the second day of hearings over a damaging Justice Department report, Republicans cast the F.B.I. as part of an out-of-touch bureaucracy biased against President Trump.
Trump Administration Withdraws U.S. From U.N. Human Rights Council
The United States joins Iran, North Korea and Eritrea as the only countries that refuse to participate in the world’s most important human rights body.
Washington’s Mayor Eyes a Second Term, With a New Supporter in Tow
The adoption of a newborn adds Mayor Muriel E. Bowser, who won the Democratic primary, to the thin ranks of officials whose families reflect a living arrangement seen in millions of households nationwide.
Do You Know Where Your Pride T-Shirt Was Made?
Merchandise for L.G.B.T. celebrations is becoming big business for major retailers, but some products are made in countries where gay people are persecuted.
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