White House says Trump resort will host G-7 at cost but doesn’t say how much that will be
For the president, the potential benefits of awarding himself the summit include international media exposure — putting Trump Doral on televisions around the world.
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NASA’s all-female spacewalk makes history: ‘One giant leap for WOMANkind!’
Christina Koch and Jessica Meir ventured outside the International Space Station just months after NASA had to cancel an all-female spacewalk because of a spacesuit-sizing problem.
After two weeks of closed-door testimony, a clearer portrait of Trump’s role emerges
Despite weeks of denials from President Trump and his defenders, a growing body of evidence details how Trump repeatedly pushed both the U.S. and Ukrainian governments to intervene in domestic political concerns.
Trump highlights reports regarding Biden’s son
John Kasich says he now backs Trump impeachment
Bernie Sanders says G-7 in Doral ‘alone is worthy of impeachment’
Republican lawmaker won’t rule out impeaching Trump, compares him to Nixon
Messages show Boeing workers knew in 2016 of issues that turned deadly on 737 Max
Boeing officials did not turn over the messages to the Federal Aviation Administration until this week. The FAA said the content was "concerning."
Trump to nominate Energy Dept. deputy Dan Brouillette to succeed Rick Perry as secretary
Perry is embroiled in President Trump’s Ukraine controversy because he urged the president to call the new Ukrainian president over the summer. Perry said his departure has nothing to do with that.
Hours before a Turkish military operation, men sit in a tea shop in Qamishli.
Civilians leave Ras al-Ayn ahead of an imminent attack by the Turkish military.
Shiar Becker Awni and his family fled to an improvised shelter for displaced civilians in Hasaka.
Fadi Sabri, a Syriac Christian, was injured when artillery landed outside his house.
All of this Christian woman's adult children have left for Europe.
A photographer captures Syria before and after Turkey’s attack
The years-long inquiry is an anticlimactic end to a controversy that overshadowed the 2016 campaign.
Art Review
On the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death, the famed Parisian museum has captured the raw excitement of his mind.
Nearly 6,900 children are in state care, double the number from a decade ago. Officials estimate that more than 80 percent have been affected by the drug epidemic.
Conservatives have argued that the authority given to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s director violates the separation of powers.
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A South Florida dentist added nearly 40 rare games to his collection. And he's not the only one scouring the world for them.
The Fix
Analysis In a conversation on former Obama campaign manager David Plouffe’s podcast, Clinton suggested the Russians are leveraging a number of top U.S. politicians.
The Daily 202
Analysis Compare President Trump’s Dallas comments about the Kurds to former defense secretary Jim Mattis’s monologue in New York.
Critic’s Notebook
Louis Vuitton welcomed Trump to its new factory, and it was odd
There was jarring nonchalance in the meeting of a president who has made many women, immigrants and members of the LGBTQ community feel as though they are under siege, and a billionaire who reaps profits from them.
Voraciously
How these American dishes evolved from foreign roots — and what their story tells us
Spaghetti and meatballs, chile con queso, gumbo and the California roll have become American icons. Their journey to that point is one of immigration and transformation.
Special Report
Sweet excess: How the baby food industry hooks toddlers on sugar, salt and fat
There’s been a boom in new foods and beverages for children six months to 3 years old, promising to make children stronger and smarter. But most are extremely high in sugar.
