November 10, 2018

The move is part of an aggressive campaign against many products containing nicotine, including flavored e-cigarettes. Menthol has long been a concern among African-Americans because of its addictive qualities.

The social media giant acted one day after Google, facing intense pressure from employees, made a similar decision.

Girding for battle with a newly empowered Democratic opposition has brought out a fresh aggressiveness in President Trump.

President Trump ousted his attorney general and put Mr. Whitaker, a partisan defender who insisted there was no collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, in charge of the Justice Department.

Jyoti and Kiran Matharoo sought fame on social media by flaunting what nature — and men — gave them. Then they got locked up abroad.

As leaders commemorate the end of World War I, some of the same forces that threatened democracy and peace 100 years ago are resurgent today.

Rich New Yorkers who feel bad about keeping their dogs inside all day are paying dog hikers to let them run free in the country.

Less than a year after Larry Nassar’s sentencing, decisions by U.S.A. Gymnastics created a backlash among athletes that has left the federation teetering.

With little electricity, no combat pay and holidays away from home, the 5,600 American troops on the southwest border are on a mission ordered by a politically determined commander in chief and a Pentagon unable to convince him of its perils.

“Where there is indigenous land,” newly elected President Jair Bolsonaro has said, “there is wealth underneath it.”

One hundred years after the end of World War I, the Army Corps of Engineers is still cleaning up the relics of experiments that helped develop chemical weapons to counter the Germans’ gas attacks.

The recordings would be another piece of evidence in the October killing of the dissident by Saudi agents in the country’s consulate in Istanbul.