Trump imposes new sanctions on Iran
The president says the measures will deny Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and other top officials access to financial instruments.
Trump’s erratic policy moves put national security at risk, experts warn
His brinkmanship approach on immigration raids, Mexican tariffs and Iran is also politically risky, they say.
Conditions at migrant detention centers are ‘horrendous,’ lawyer says
A 15-year-old mother whose baby was covered in mucus. A 4-year-old with hair so matted it may need to be cut off. A 2-year-old without a diaper. “We were just horrified,” said an attorney who visited the facility in Clint, Tex.
Supreme Court sides with ‘subversive’ clothing designer in First Amendment case
Artist Erik Brunetti sued the government for refusing to register the trademark for his street-wear brand.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) in Hampton, N.H., last month. (Sarah Rice for The Post)
How a grieving mom changed Kirsten Gillibrand’s stance on guns
Jennifer Pryear wasn't sure she wanted to meet Gillibrand, the New York senator seeking the Democratic nomination for president. “She’s from upstate. She likes guns,” Pryear remembered thinking.
The approval of the joint bid from Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo comes as the International Olympic Committee moves toward splitting host duties among regions and countries as the costs of staging the Games skyrocket.
The House Oversight Committee is doubling down on its investigation into what happened to translator notes the president seized to keep them from view.
The federal government’s first study of the nearly 15-year-long oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico disputes the company’s claim that only one drop of oil per minute is being released.
In a television interview, the White House counselor said the president’s opponents are trying to silence her because she successfully managed his 2016 campaign.
An open letter signed by a host of wealthy individuals calls for proposals that would address the nation’s staggering wealth inequality through taxation.
Women’s World Cup
The Americans are attempting to advance to the quarterfinals.
Perspective
The evidence against it is actually slim, and it does help some people lose weight.
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Our latest privacy experiment found that Chrome ushered more than 11,000 tracker cookies into our browser in one week.
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Voraciously
Turn down the stove and celebrate the flavors with fresh, cool preparations.
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Problems at a temporary free clinic in rural Tennessee reflect the reality in areas with diminished medical care.
