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The President’s tweets are a naked attempt to divert attention from his scandals.

“They’re prepared to deal with bobcats and bears,” a Girl Scouts spokesperson said. “They can handle a malignant narcissist.”

“From my perspective, cyberbullying is very much a growing problem,” the Attorney General said.

“The Cong were after me,” Donald Trump said, “and then, just in the nick of time, I got my deferment.”

Russian officials would have seen their meeting with Kushner as a green light for more aggressive intervention in the U.S. election.

“Remember, as you become Woman Scouts, aim to be as thin as your mints.”

In a country that is trying to reconcile its system of stringent political control with the porousness of modern culture, even a feckless pop star can be a threat.

The President took another opportunity to show himself to be demagogic, non-inclusive, dishonest, and, at times, simply crude.

The Arizona senator has enjoyed bipartisan respect and even reverence. How he will be remembered may depend on what he does should a bill to repeal Obamacare come to a final vote.

McCain voted to move the G.O.P. health-care bill forward, and then inveighed against precisely the sort of cynical partisan political maneuver he had just took part in.

Sally Rooney’s “Conversations with Friends.”

The director Christopher Nolan suppresses the mutilations and agonies of war to focus on its basic moral horror.

In the ongoing contest over which dystopian classic is most applicable to our time, Butler’s “Parable” books may be unmatched.

What purpose do vacuum-tube trains and other futuristic projects really serve?

The five stages of White House employment.

A longtime immigration-enforcement officer is unsettled by the new order under Trump.

Dion Cini says he spends every weekday rowing the Hudson River with a flag that says, “Trump 2020.” He promises to do it until the election.

The controversial plans for “Memory Wound,” by the Swedish artist Jonas Dahlberg, differed in instructive ways from other memorials that confront feelings of irremediable loss.

In a recent concert at the Barclays Center, Lamar’s delivery was a testament to the enduring power of an unvarnished rap performance.

A doctor with metastatic lung cancer confronts his own transition to full-time patient.

Trump’s merit badges.

In a summer of disasters, London’s first Muslim mayor works to preserve Europe’s global city.

The President’s conflict with Sessions suggests that he does not have a zero-tolerance policy for ethical violations; rather, he has a zero-tolerance policy for ethics.

How residents of a rural area started copying the President.

Charles Bethea interviews Brenda Darlene Battle, a twenty-five-year Carrier veteran who left her job amid layoffs at the Indiana plant that Trump promised to save.

How TV created Donald Trump.

“What are you doing? I whisper in her ear. Skiing, she says. Skiing in the Canadian Rockies with Mr. Bluepants.”

Why don’t corporate wrongdoers get charged?