October 3, 2017

The calendar of Scott Pruitt, obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, shows fine dining with officials from companies he regulates but few meetings with environmentalists.

A missing father, an underworld boss and a female diver at the Brooklyn Naval Yards anchor the Pulitzer winner’s first novel since “A Visit From the Goon Squad.”

Democratic voters in Wisconsin say gerrymandering the voting districts has given Republicans too much power and violates the Constitution.

As podcast makers struggle to expand their audience, they’re turning to a previously untapped demographic: children.

Richard F. Smith, the credit bureau’s former top executive, told lawmakers that an “individual” had failed to ensure a problem in Equifax’s software was fixed.