April 8, 2016

From sanctions on Iran to regulations that helped foil a giant tax-dodging deal, Jacob J. Lew is at the center of some of the administration’s most prominent policies.

In a change in tenor that may indicate difficulty in unifying Democrats, Mr. Sanders said Mrs. Clinton was unqualified to be president.

The Wendel family, bygone real estate tycoons, avoided publicity and luxury. Their refusal to sell property drove the city crazy.

With dueling claims to home-court advantage, the fight for New York’s 291 Democratic delegates is being waged most fiercely in one particular borough.

Some call his proposals an incoherent mishmash that could hurt millions of newly insured people, but such criticism appears only to bolster his outsider status.