President Obama, bowing to pressure, said insurers could temporarily keep people on health plans that were to be canceled. But there is no guarantee that insurers will do so, or that the states will allow the renewals.
President Obama’s problem-plagued rollout of the Affordable Care Act has led to comparisons of the Bush administration’s response to Hurricane Katrina.
President Obama argued against a plan to impose new sanctions against Iran while negotiators sought a six-month agreement to freeze Tehran’s nuclear program.
Eric H. Holder Jr., the U.S. attorney general, says groups of traders from several major banks may have influenced currency benchmarks to benefit their employers.
Bill de Blasio has become something of a sensation in Italy, but the country has long been a singular force in shaping his life, and an identity he claimed as his family was falling apart.
The bloodstained clothing worn by the first lady on the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963 will remain out of public view for about a century.
