September 15, 2016

Gains that have been strong for people who live in large metropolitan centers have not reached people who live in rural areas, industrial centers and Appalachia.

Documents obtained this week by The New York Times, including a copy of Mr. Trump’s check, at least partly undercut a timeline that looked like a quid pro quo.

Disrupting the presidential election would be far easier than changing the outcome by computer hacking, officials say. But disruption may have already begun.

Mr. Carney, the first foreigner to head Britain’s central bank, is a crucial figure in the effort to manage the fallout of the so-called Brexit vote.

Hillary Clinton and Mr. Trump are locked in a close race, with voters saying he lacks the right temperament but would bring real change to Washington, a New York Times/CBS News poll showed.