Politics
Judge Names Special Master and Keeps Block on Mar-a-Lago Files Inquiry
WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Thursday rejected the Justice Department’s request to resume a key part of its inquiry...
How to Change Minds? A Study Makes the Case for Talking It Out.
Co-workers stuck on a Zoom call, deliberating a new strategy for a crucial project. Roommates at the kitchen table, arguing...
Guantánamo Bay Prison Mission Is Stuck in a Cycle of Costly Delays
GUANTÁNAMO BAY, Cuba — Fungus was growing in a new $10 million tiny-house village being assembled at Camp Justice, the...
Earl J. Silbert, Lead Prosecutor of Watergate Break-In, Dies at 86
Earl J. Silbert, who led the federal prosecution of the botched Watergate burglary, which secured the convictions of all five...
Day After Primary Win, Bolduc Backpedals on Support for Election Lies
Like a driver making a screeching U-turn, Don Bolduc, the Republican Senate nominee in New Hampshire, pivoted on Thursday from...
FDA’s Drug Industry Fees Fuel Concerns Over Influence
Every five years, top officials of the Food and Drug Administration go behind closed doors to negotiate the terms of...
Fetterman Says Stroke Problems Have Not Slowed Down a ‘Normal’ Campaign
Four months after suffering a stroke he described as a “near-death experience,” Lt. Gov. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania acknowledges lingering...
Who Won and Lost in New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Delaware
The primary season ended on Tuesday with elections in New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Delaware.While results are still being tallied...
A Day of Firsts for Peltola in Congress Starts a Sprint to Another Election
In a primary for the general election that was held the same day, Ms. Peltola led the field with nearly...
Stock Trades Reported by Nearly a Fifth of Congress Show Possible Conflicts
Despite their influence and extensive access to information, members of Congress can buy and sell stocks with few restrictions. A...
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