New York Times

President Trump said that San Francisco was in “total violation” of environmental rules because needles used by homeless people were ending up in the ocean.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s campaign was thrown into turmoil when a photograph surfaced of him in brownface makeup at a 2001 private school party.

Mr. Buck finally faced consequences this week as prosecutors charged him with operating a drug house and accused him of being a predator who targeted vulnerable men.

A Renaissance-style tableau for a divided Washington.

Mr. O’Brien, President Trump’s new national security adviser, is said to bring milder views and a sunnier personality to the job than John R. Bolton.

There was a stark contrast between the boisterous rapper and the man on the witness stand.

Teenage vaping keeps climbing, suggesting that campaigns to curb e-cigarette use among minors were not working.

The authorities said they found pornographic images on Senator Michael Folmer’s phone.

Infants and toddlers should not be given soda, chocolate milk or other sweetened drinks, according to strict new guidelines.

To dismantle the Obama climate legacy, he’s taking on California, the auto industry, the Clean Air Act and public opinion.

The premise of Trumpist populism is that the political preferences of a shrinking minority of citizens matter more than democracy.

And why it’s not enough.

A lot of it is about psychology, not profits.

The shortage of caregivers around the country has opened a constructive path for men seeking work, including some who have served time in prison.

The same news organizations that do a great job of reporting on privacy problems — have privacy problems.