May 23, 2017

The package calls for spending more than $2.6 billion for border security — including $1.6 billion to begin work on a border wall — and slashing more than $800 billion from Medicaid.

Britain’s prime minister put the nation on a “critical” level of alert on Tuesday and deployed the military to work with the police over fears that another terrorist attack was imminent.

Lauded by President Trump as a symbol of American manufacturing, the company hopes a new plant in Thailand will help it clear trade barriers to woo Southeast Asian buyers.

The Park Lane Hotel in Manhattan was to become an ultraluxury tower. Now, amid global intrigue and money laundering charges, it will go to the highest bidder.

The state has been at the leading edge of the resistance to President Trump. But of all the battles, none have the global implications of climate change.

It’s a much-mocked place — but also many states in one. All of them can be fascinating and, yes, sometimes weird.

The explosion at a concert hall in northwestern England came as a joyful crowd full of parents and children streamed toward the exit.

Proponents of the president’s effort argue that recent shifts in the Arab world may have made the prospect of a regional peace less remote.

A chef aims for “the meal of the decade.” The Times’s restaurant critic, however, won’t be there.

John O. Brennan, the former director of the C.I.A., offered the fullest public account yet of how the federal investigation into Russian election meddling began.

You get great smoky flavor from cooking over or beside coals or wood. But on a Wednesday night there is little easier than lighting a gas grill.

The family of Seth Rich objected after the network promoted a theory that Mr. Rich was killed because he shared D.N.C. emails with WikiLeaks.