An overseas visit leaves the president and his aides feeling there might still be a market for his hard-edge brand of conservatism in a supposedly inhospitable Europe.
Organizers of the main march against the G-20 gathering in Hamburg said about 76,000 people were taking part, and tens of thousands of police officers were mobilized to keep watch.
The meeting at Trump Tower in Manhattan was arranged by Mr. Trump’s eldest son and was attended by Paul Manafort and Jared Kushner.
The Islamic State’s territory-building project is crumbling, but it still has an international reach and an ideology that motivates attackers around the world.
With Republican health care legislation hanging in the balance, activists feeling betrayed by leaders they helped elect have turned their focus to other issues.
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A monthly event in Melbourne, in which the public is invited to ask frank questions of Muslim women, does not involve any dating, but is meant to be a forum for education.
Conversation starters and context, drawn from the day’s news in Australia.
Conversation starters and context, drawn from the day’s news in Australia.
Andy Serkis, who plays the principal figure in “War for the Planet of the Apes,” says that those who give film awards should not discriminate against performance-capture actors.
Marilyn Stasio’s mystery column investigates honor killings and prostitution in Britain, then takes readers on crime sprees in Paris and New York.
The sisters from California are an anomaly in the music business today: a rock band very much devoted to being a rock band.
The literary establishment condemns his work. But people are buying it.
Take it from me. Your 90s are the best years to work.
I knew I had to get rid of the artifact. The process was both harder and more hopeful than I expected.
It’s scary, stomach-churning — and lots of fun.
Syria’s president is still standing after six years of war. Has he killed hope for democracy in the region?
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