Trump Criticizes Investigators, Citing ‘Unrevealed Conflicts of Interest’
The veiled threat to the special counsel leading the inquiry comes at a time when Mr. Trump’s legal team appears to be struggling to present a consistent message to the American public.
Stop Licking Opponents, N.H.L. Tells Brad Marchand. ‘It Is What It Is,’ He Says.
The Boston Bruins left wing could face discipline after licking an opponent during a game for the second time in a month.
As Lava Flows in Hawaii, Agency Warns, ‘This Is Not the Time for Sightseeing’
As the Kilauea volcano’s eruptions turned nearby areas into a natural disaster, with dozens of structures destroyed, residents, officials and tourists alike wrestled with its dual nature.
The Pleasure and Pain of Being California, the World’s 5th-Largest Economy
Years of robust growth have brought California bragging rights and rising homelessness, soaring salaries and endless traffic, flooded state coffers and eye-popping house prices.
In Fight Against Violent Crime, Justice Dept. Targets Low-Level Gun Offenders
Attorney General Jeff Sessions’s aggressive enforcement has set off a debate about whether his approach is the most effective way to fight gun crimes.
Romaine Riddle: Why the Toxic Outbreak Eludes Food Investigators
A major overhaul to safeguard the country’s produce is not yet in place, confounding attempts to shut down virulent strains or prevent them altogether.
For Those Still Hungering for ‘Hamilton,’ a New Indulgence
Another way to relive the Broadway musical: a high-tech, interactive, traveling exhibition opening in Chicago in November.
Gina Haspel Offered to Withdraw C.I.A. Nomination Amid Concerns Over Role in Torture Program
Gina Haspel offered to withdraw her nomination to run the C.I.A. if her past role in the brutal interrogation of an Al Qaeda suspect threatened to tarnish the agency.
Lawsuit Accuses Taekwondo Olympian and His Coach, Who Are Brothers, of Sexual Abuse
A lawsuit claims that Steven and Jean Lopez, an Olympian and his star coach, sexually assaulted girls and women for years, and that Olympic officials knew.
George Conway, Spouse of Top Trump Counselor, Takes White House to Task on Twitter.
George T. Conway III has for months seemed to publicly question decisions made by a chaotic White House in which his wife, Kellyanne Conway, holds a central role.
News Analysis: Verifying the End of a Nuclear North Korea ‘Could Make Iran Look Easy’
Inspections to confirm that North Korea had shut down its nuclear program and secure its arms would be far more onerous than those in Iran under a current deal that President Trump wants to end.
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