Staff members are struggling to make policy to fit the president’s Twitter posts, and the council’s leader is facing an inquiry into his communications with Russia.
Mr. Trump and his top aides coordinated their response to North Korea’s nuclear missile test Saturday without retiring to a secure location at his Florida club, drawing fierce criticism from some Democrats.
Inside Trump Tower, the president’s oldest sons talked about how they are pressing on with deals around the world without their father — and rebutting waves of criticism.
The ties between Rupert Murdoch and Mr. Trump are undeniably close, writes our media columnist. But what does that mean for the press, and the rest of us?
Republicans have found themselves on the defensive. For all their fury over the Obama health care law, so far they have not offered an alternative.
He stars in “A United Kingdom,” about the Botswana leader who married a white woman and set off an international crisis.
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Workers were assessing how to shore up a spillway that officials feared could collapse at the Oroville Dam in Northern California, but thousands have been evacuated and more rain is anticipated.
Fleeing an arranged marriage, the couple were shot to death by family members in what is often called an honor killing.
Beyoncé lost three major awards to Adele, who praised “Lemonade” in her acceptance speech. Simply put, the Grammys, like America, have an inclusion problem, our critic writes.
The Times wants to know how New Yorkers would grade the street they live on for the past year. Responses could be included in a project.
The designer’s first New York show will feature Fetty Wap, Young Thug and Desiigner on a runway at the New York Public Library.
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In Colin Thubron’s novel “Night of Fire,” the fates of the central characters are spread out over seven chapters for a cumulative experience.
President Trump risks national security in the service of his own vanity.
In addition to performances by Adele and Beyoncé, the awards show should highlight lesser-known artists.
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The building next door is so brightly lit, it’s as if the sun is shining into my bedroom at midnight. Is that legal?
