Mr. Trump had assailed the air-conditioner company’s decision to move 2,000 jobs from Indiana to Mexico. Officials with his team and the company now say roughly 1,000 of the jobs will stay.
Sorting through the confusing sets of numbers in Mr. Trump’s deportation plan.
Our columnist suggests an independent overseer who issues regular reports about any possible instances of conflicts.
Kellyanne Conway’s criticism of Mitt Romney was expected to draw fury from Mr. Trump. But she is not a typical aide.
Mr. Trump proposed that Americans who protest government policies by burning the flag could lose their citizenship.
Alaska is warming about twice as fast as the rest of the nation. So what are the dozens of villages at imminent risk of destruction to do?
The student, who ran over people with a car and also used a knife, was reported to have spoken about sleeper cells.
Nearly 16,000 people have been forced to flee for their lives amid the ferocious ground assault and aerial bombardment.
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Our correspondent returned to the Egyptian city this fall. What had been a place of hope for her mother in the 1960s now seemed full of despair.
After three doses of the drug MDMA, patients in one study averaged a 56 percent decrease in symptom severity.
The police recently found a match for the fingerprints of a woman whose body was found upstate. State troopers visited a man, now 65, who said he saw her leave with two “goons.”
I was a lapsed downhill skier. Then I moved to Europe and discovered that the Alps were all I needed to reclaim my passion for the slopes.
In the last two years, the Weeknd has tempered his subject matter only slightly, but his sonic approach drastically. He’s looked to the Michael Jackson 1980s.
From media pundits to tech companies, more and more people are preaching empathy — as long as it serves their own interests.
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Donald Trump’s smartest move would be to make one of his fiercest critics his secretary of state.
We need a new Christian movement.
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Kevai Jones, who became pregnant and dropped out of school, hopes to earn a high school equivalency diploma and eventually a college degree.
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