White House officials said they expect the ruling to be appealed to the Supreme Court, so the law remains in place for now.
The tentative appointment caps — for now — President Trump’s extraordinarily public week-long search for his third chief of staff in two years, after his first choice turned down the job and other candidates removed themselves from consideration.
The incoming Democratic chairman said the topic remains “a matter of interest and concern.”
Members of the Sanadid militia stand guard as a sandstorm approaches their base in the Hasaka countryside in northeastern Syria.
A Sanadid militia member drives a pickup truck near the Shammar tribe’s base in the Hasaka countryside.
Used clothes are sold at a street stand in Raqqa, where signs of life have returned in some neighborhoods.
Sheikh Humaidi al-Shammar, third from left, the leader of the influential Shammar tribe, greets a guest at his residence in Tel Alo, Syria.
Syria: Reflections From A Shattered Land
U.S. troops will now stay in Syria indefinitely, controlling a third of the country and facing peril on many fronts. The mission raises new questions, about the role they will play and whether their presence will risk becoming a magnet for regional conflict and insurgency.
The death of Jakelin Caal, 7, has put scrutiny on the surge of migrant families in U.S. custody like no other recent event.
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The medical-products giant saw its stock plunge 10 percent after Reuters published a lengthy investigation citing documents, many decades old, that emerged in litigation.
The Republican power broker could join as a reserve officer and would be required to attend two weeks of training in Newport, R.I., and drill once a month as a reservist if commissioned.
The measure — slated to take effect Dec. 30 — has prompted some criticism and spurred new training for law enforcement officials, but if it helps reduce drunken-driving deaths, other states could take notice.
It might be tempting to assume that new emoji are handed down from high atop a mountain, but the truth is much more prosaic. One person recounts his journey to bring his idea for an emoji to phones all over the world.
With the parents now calling for the priest’s removal, the Archdiocese of Detroit apologized for the priest's behavior.
The transplant system rests on 58 obscure nonprofits that collect and transport organs. Sometimes, mistakes happen.
