U.S. Military Helicopter Crashes in Iraq With Seven Aboard
The crash occurred near the Iraqi city of Qaim, near Syria. The cause was not immediately known, but American officials did not rule out ground fire.
Vanessa Trump Files for Divorce From Donald Trump Jr.
The president’s daughter-in-law filed for an uncontested divorce in Manhattan Supreme Court on Thursday.
Trump Readies Sweeping Tariffs and Investment Restrictions on China
Before the dust has settled on a plan to introduce sweeping tariffs on foreign metals, the White House is readying another major trade action
Tom Benson, Owner of the Saints and Pelicans, Dies at 90
A colorful self-made billionaire, Mr. Benson was alternately revered and reviled in New Orleans, where he reigned for four decades.
The View From Opposite Sides of a Student Walkout in Montana
In gun-friendly Montana, the walkouts stirred controversy. Two students explain their decisions to walk out, or stay in class.
Several Dead After Bridge Collapse, Officials Say
The pedestrian bridge at Florida International University in Miami had been installed days earlier and was still under construction when it fell onto a road.
In Larry Kudlow, Trump Finds His Economic Evangelist
The new National Economic Council director could help the president sell his agenda, but critics say he could be blinded to bad economic news.
Texas Banned ‘Sanctuary Cities.’ Some Police Departments Didn’t Get the Memo.
A ruling this week largely upheld the state’s immigration law, often called the “show me your papers” law. But how it will be put into effect remains a question.
Michael Getler, Ombudsman at PBS and Washington Post, Dies at 82
Mr. Getler was a former reporter and high-ranking editor who became the first internal monitor of an American TV network when he joined PBS in 2005.
Cyberattacks Put Russian Fingers on the Switch at Power Plants, U.S. Says
In the last year, Russian hackers have gone from infiltrating business networks of energy, water and nuclear plants to worming their way into control rooms.
Miami Bridge Collapses; Multiple Fatalities Feared
The pedestrian walkway at Florida International University was under construction and not yet open to the public, a university official said.
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