August 30, 2018

After the surprise victory of Mr. Gillum, a progressive, 39-year-old black man, in the Democratic primary for Florida governor, he must now find a way to raise enough money for a grueling general election.

For years, the president had used Twitter and his bully pulpit to mock and condemn the senator from Arizona. In death, John McCain found a way to have the last word.

Donald Trump and his lawyer, Michael Cohen, devised a plan to buy all the stories on Mr. Trump that the National Enquirer and its parent company had collected, according to Mr. Trump’s associates.

The crypt of St. John the Divine is getting renovated. And yes, it’s a little spooky down there among the organ pipes and the tombs of the bishops.

Allegations against the high-profile progressive leader represent a potentially new chapter of the #MeToo movement.

Contract disputes at a tiny Baltic club have shined a light on the wilder side of soccer’s player-trading market.

But their offers may not satisfy a president who has shown a willingness to embrace trade tensions to extract more from American trading partners.

Mr. Taylor’s poignant and exuberant works entered the repertory of numerous dance companies. His own company has been one of the world’s superlative troupes.

The agency has filed a so-called statement of interest in their case, saying that Harvard “has failed to show that it does not unlawfully discriminate.”

Aggressive, shameless, obsessive and optimistic, the tech billionaire Vinod Khosla is willing to litigate the California coast for the rest of his life.

On its own and in league with other cities, Orlando is working to curb climate change, starting with the electricity it generates.

If he wants to return to doing stand-up in clubs, he probably will be given the go-ahead, according to insiders and producers on the comedy scene.