The West Is Split on China. It Needs to Come Together.
America and the European Union each have one fruitless approach to China. They should combine them.
Your Wednesday Briefing
Europe travel, Hong Kong law, Russia: Here’s what you need to know.
Lauren Boebert, Gun-Rights Activist, Upsets House G.O.P. Incumbent in Colorado
The political novice, who has defied pandemic restrictions to keep her restaurant open and has spoken approvingly of the QAnon conspiracy t...
China's Hong Kong Security Law Explained
The legislation grants Beijing broad powers to crack down on a variety of political crimes, including meting out life imprisonment for “gra...
Senate Approves Extending Paycheck Protection Program
The Senate granted five additional weeks for the remaining money left in the program to be spent.
Fauci Says US Could Reach 100,000 Coronavirus Cases a Day
The government’s top infectious disease expert told a Senate panel that bars needed to be closed, and the Fed chairman cautioned that “a fu...
Senate Approves Extending Small-Business Program
The Senate granted five additional weeks for the remaining money left in the program to be spent.
Why Does Trump Put Russia First?
It’s exceedingly difficult to believe that no one told the president about the intelligence on Russian efforts to harm Americans in Afghani...
This Should Be Biden’s Bumper Sticker
He will need a simple, clear message to counter Trump’s “Make America Great Again” trope.
Trying to Correct Banking’s Racial Imbalance
Entrepreneurs are working on new business models to address income inequality and a resulting lack of access to the financial system for co...
China's National Security Law Wins Business Support
A flood of investment from China has tempered worries that Beijing’s tightening grip on the Asian financial capital would end its status as...
Rethinking Indoor Dining in N.Y.C.
The start of indoor service was postponed in New Jersey, and Governor Cuomo said it could be delayed in the city, too.
Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today
Californians are asking themselves, what went wrong?
College Coaches Might See Top Prospects Through Streams This Summer
At least four big events are planned in Las Vegas in July. But these are no bubbles like in the pros — there are no mandated coronavirus te...
Australia Spending Nearly $1 Billion on Cyberdefense as China Tensions Rise
Officials promised to recruit at least 500 cyberspies and build on the country’s offensive capabilities to take the online battle overseas....
Your Tuesday Briefing
Coronavirus vaccine, Vladimir Putin, TikTok: Here’s what you need to know.
NASA Scientist, Detained in Turkey for Years, Returns to U.S.
Serkan Golge, an American caught up in increasingly fraught Turkish-U.S. relations, arrived with his family in Washington after nearly four...
Spencer Dinwiddie and DeAndre Jordan of the Nets Test Positive for the Coronavirus
Jordan said he would not play when the N.B.A. resumes at the end of July, while Dinwiddie said he was exhibiting symptoms but still hoped t...
Spencer Dinwiddie and DeAndre Jordan of the Nets Test Positive for the Coronavirus
Jordan said he would not play when the N.B.A. resumes at the end of July, while Dinwiddie said he was exhibiting symptoms but still hoped t...
China’s New National Security Law Looms Over Hong Kong
Chinese lawmakers have approved the law, threatening to curb free speech and protest in Hong Kong after a year of political tumult.
De Blasio and Council, Facing Fiscal Crisis Over Virus, Agree on Budget With Big Cuts
The mayor and City Council pared $1 billion in funding for the Police Department, but nearly half of that would come from budgetary sleight...
China Passes Hong Kong Security Law Granting Beijing Sweeping Powers
Lawmakers in Beijing voted in a process that has been criticized for its secrecy and haste. The law will extend the Communist Party’s reach...
Trump Got Written Briefing in February on Possible Russian Bounties, Officials Say
The investigation into Russia’s suspected operation is said to focus in part on the killings of three Marines in a truck bombing last year,...
Trump Got Written Briefing in February on Possible Russian Bounties, Officials Say
The investigation into Russia’s suspected operation is said to focus in part on the killings of three Marines in a truck bombing last year,...
Trump Got Written Briefing in February on Possible Russian Bounties, Officials Say
The investigation into Russia’s suspected operation is said to focus in part on the killings of three Marines in a truck bombing last year,...
China Passes Hong Kong Security Law Granting Beijing Sweeping Powers
Lawmakers in Beijing voted in a process that has been criticized for its secrecy and haste. The law will extend the Communist Party’s reach...
Uber Makes Offer to Buy Postmates Delivery Service
The ride-hailing company has been trying to expand its food-delivery business to compensate for the collapse of its main business.
Fraudulent Covid Antibody Tests? FBI Warns of Scammers, Identity Theft
Scammers are out to get personal information that could lead to identity theft.
The Supreme Court Stopped Anti-Abortion Momentum. For Now.
The movement has a long pipeline of new cases that, if taken up by the Supreme Court, could present a more direct challenge to Roe v. Wade....
How Not to Outlaw Abortion
The restiveness of abortion opponents is working against them.
Twitch Suspends Trump’s Channel for ‘Hateful Conduct’
The action appeared to be the first outright suspension of one of the president’s social media accounts.
Remote School Is a Nightmare. Few in Power Care.
Government should treat the need to reopen schools as an emergency.
Don’t Cancel That Newspaper Subscription
News organizations make mistakes. But shunning them will only hasten the death of journalism itself.
How Republicans Can Take the Lead in the Coronavirus Fight
The Senate can take a page from the market economies around the world that managed to fight the pandemic and safely restore normalcy.
Mayor de Blasio, Bring Back Summer Jobs
There is still time, and it can be done safely. The economic and social payoff is totally worth it.
Latin America Is Ready for Its Black Lives Matter Reckoning
The systemic racism that goes hand in hand with police brutality in the region is often overlooked.
Another Young Leader Taken. Afghans Ask: How Many More?
Fatima ‘Natasha’ Khalil, 24, was a human rights worker shaped by two decades of struggle. She joins a painfully long list of young Afghans ...
Swimming With the Sea Lions of Los Islotes
Sea lions are often referred to as “dogs of the sea.” On a small island off the Baja coast, where the playful animals populate every rocky ...
The Long, Unhappy History of Working From Home
As the coronavirus keeps spreading, employers are convinced remote work has a bright future. Decades of setbacks suggest otherwise.
Boogaloo Extremists Took the Hawaiian Shirt. What Now?
Worn by extremists toting assault rifles, the shirt has gone from dad symbol to battle flag.
Celebrating Pride in a Time of Protests and Pandemic
The 50th anniversary of the first Pride parade in the city was, because of the pandemic, a subdued affair.
Florida Court Will Hear Video Appeal in Robert Kraft Case
An appellate court will decide whether video evidence is admissible in the case against the New England Patriots owner. It was thrown out b...
Gerardo Parra Hopes ‘Baby Shark’ Magic Can Bring a Title in Japan, Too
“It brings energy, and we need that to help make a championship team here,” Parra, the former Nationals player, said of the children’s song...
Italian Soccer’s Fractious Chorus Tries a New Tune: Cooperation
Serie A’s president, Paolo Dal Pino, walked into a crisis when he took the job in January. Six months later, he sees the pandemic as an opp...
Gunmen Wage a Deadly Battle at Pakistan’s Stock Exchange in Karachi
Police and paramilitary forces surrounded the exchange during an hourlong firefight in which at least four security officers and four attac...
Gunmen Wage a Deadly Battle at Pakistan’s Stock Exchange in Karachi
Police and paramilitary forces surrounded the exchange during an hourlong firefight in which at least four security officers and four attac...
Gunmen Storm Pakistan’s Stock Exchange, Killing at Least 2
Police and paramilitary forces surrounded the exchange in Karachi during an hourlong gun battle, and four attackers were reported to have b...
Your Monday Briefing
Coronavirus, Russian bounties, Poland’s election: Here’s what you need to know.
New England Patriots Sign Cam Newton and Face N.F.L. Penalty
On Sunday, the team signed the former league M.V.P. to a one-year deal and was fined $1.1 million and a third-round pick in the 2021 draft ...
Patriots Sign Cam Newton to One-Year Deal
The quarterback, the N.F.L.’s most valuable player in the 2015 season, will battle to fill Tom Brady’s old spot in New England.
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