Trump Lauds Potential North Korea Summit as ‘Very Exciting for the World’
The president now says his planned meeting with Kim Jong-un, the reclusive North Korean leader, could come in May or June.
Rick Scott Senate Run Returns Florida to Battleground
As the governor enters the U.S. Senate race, Florida will once more be a centerpiece state in a tumultuous election year.
California Today: California Today: Saudi Prince Tours Los Angeles and San Francisco
Monday: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in California, Mark Zuckerberg prepares to testify in Congress, and electric scooters take over San Francisco.
Tony Robbins Apologizes for Saying Women Use #MeToo to Gain ‘Significance’
Mr. Robbins, a life coach, also said powerful men told him they hadn’t hired women in the past because they would be “too big a risk.”
Feature: The Post-Campaign Campaign of Donald Trump
He has been president for more than a year — so why is he still holding rallies?
The 10-Year Baby Window That Is the Key to the Women’s Pay Gap
Women who have their first child before 25 or after 35 eventually close the salary divide with their husbands. It’s the years in between that are most problematic, research shows.
Justice Dept., Pressured by Trump, Seeks to Speed Response to Congressional Inquiry
Attorney General Jeff Sessions appointed a United States attorney to handle document production for an inquiry into the F.B.I.’s handling of the Hillary Clinton email case.
North Korea Said to Offer Direct Assurance It Will Discuss Denuclearization
The gesture appeared to confirm that Kim Jong-un intends to participate in an unheard-of meeting with President Trump about his nuclear program.
In John Bolton, Trump Finds a Fellow Political Blowtorch. Will Foreign Policy Burn?
Mr. Bolton takes over as the president’s third national security adviser Monday. In a world of carrot-and-stick diplomacy, Mr. Bolton is a stick man: “I don’t do carrots.”
‘You Are the Product’: Targeted by Cambridge Analytica on Facebook
Facebook plans to begin notifying users on Monday who were affected by Cambridge Analytica’s data collection. The Times has already spoken with some people whose data was taken.
‘I Kept Thinking of Antioch’: Long Before #MeToo, a Times Video Journalist Remembered a Form She Signed in 2004
Before I could spend the night in my younger sister’s dorm room, I had to report to security…
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