The president’s predecessors, going back to George Washington, have all tried, with varying degrees of success, to summon Americans to a higher moral purpose.
Mayor Catherine Pugh said that given the political climate, it was important to move “quickly and quietly.”
Gary D. Cohn, Steven Mnuchin and Jared Kushner have not commented publicly, though Mr. Cohn was described by those close to him as disgusted with the remarks.
For the first time, an actual witness, a Ukrainian malware expert, has emerged in the hacking of the Democratic National Committee and he has been interviewed by the F.B.I.
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Joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea are set to begin Monday. An agreement to cancel them may offer a way to defuse the crisis over North Korea’s nuclear program.
If President Trump makes good on his promise to “let Obamacare implode,” premiums would increase by as much as 20 percent and the federal deficit would rise.
A new group started by Trump loyalists aims to get out the vote — and to monitor polling stations and invalidate “fraudulent” votes.
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Comments by the prime minister, who called the decision by Yarra “a repudiation” of national values, stoked discussion about the meaning of the holiday.
A government panel wants priests to reveal when they hear of sexual abuse in the sanctity of the confessional, but the archbishop of Melbourne said he’d rather go to jail.
Australia’s top diplomat said a New Zealand party was meddling in her country’s politics by exposing questions about the citizenship of Australia’s deputy prime minister.
Sweetens Cove Golf Club, in Chattanooga, Tenn., is winning acclaim at a time when golf is facing declining participation and stagnant course construction.
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Stage adaptations of “Bat Out of Hell” and “The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13¾” allow the middle-aged to retreat to the age of innocence.
He has no intention of following through on his promises to workers. And he may leave the country worse off.
A tweet isn’t enough to undo having stood by him.
Voters love their Ten Commandments-defending ex-chief justice.
Prison education programs have more than proved their value.
Insurance rates are projected to rise next year because of uncertainty created by the president.
I thought this generation was free of the anti-Semitism I knew. On Saturday, that changed.
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