How much constitutional authority does the president have over immigration, and how much power has Congress given him? The likely answer to both: a lot.
Travelers and refugees affected by Mr. Trump’s immigration order rushed to reach the United States after the ban was temporarily halted.
Mr. Trump, during an interview with Fox News, suggested that enacting a plan to take the place of the Affordable Care Act will take longer than promised.
Guests gathered at Mar-a-Lago for the 60th annual Red Cross ball, a staple of the Palm Beach social calendar.
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Tom Brady became the first quarterback to win five titles, rallying New England back from a 25-point deficit to defeat Atlanta, 34-28, in the first overtime game in Super Bowl history.
The singer presented a shiny, inclusive halftime show that started with lines from patriotic songs, our critic writes.
Many brands chose whimsy for their spots, while a few bucked the trend with social commentary.
Fans outside the stadium, and across the country, expressed partisan views about more than just their teams.
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In another era, the two leaders might have defended the liberal global order together. But Britain’s vote to leave the European Union is hindering their cooperation on broader issues.
In a society that views his disability as a curse, Emmanuel Dongo is overcoming discrimination to try to lift himself out of poverty.
“I just want to find out what happened to my sister,” Mary McCormack Hughes said in a rare interview about Robert Durst and the death of his first wife, Kathie.
Wrapping up a tour called “The End,” the heavy metal band led by Ozzy Osbourne performed a final concert in Birmingham, England, the city where it formed in 1968.
When passengers on a train spotted hateful messages scrawled on a subway map, they joined together to get rid of them.
A 20-year-old Brooklyn man has been accused of killing Karina Vetrano, who went jogging on a secluded path in Howard Beach last summer.
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John Varvatos, Raf Simons and Willy Chavarria make the case for internationalism during a fraught political moment.
Hideo Yokoyama is the latest Japanese crime writer to cross over to the United States with his book “Six Four,” already a huge success in Japan.
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Atomic scientists say that President Trump is the main reason for a worrisome development.
Americans who imagine escaping to a liberal utopia are in for a rude awakening.
The president says he wants to favor the victims of religious persecution, but his order would cut the number of such refugees the country admits.
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Laura Gentile, who has numerous health problems of her own, has struggled to make ends meet while caring for her two adult children, who both have mental illnesses.
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Readers respond to a letter from Jenan Matari about the discrimination she has faced as a young Muslim-American.
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