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Haste on Tax Measures May Leave a Trail of Loopholes
When moving a bill at breakneck speed, one law that cannot be repealed is the law of unintended consequences, as corporate tax provisions may prove.
Debilitated Players Accuse N.F.L. of Stalling on Settlement Payments
To prevent fraud, the league has requested paperwork and exams that players say go beyond due diligence and are meant to steer them away.
Thomas Hudner, War Hero in a Civil Rights Milestone, Dies at 93
Lieutenant Hudner defied expectations when he tried to rescue the Navy’s first black aviator during the Korean War. He was awarded the Medal of Honor.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Siege Mentality Problem
It explains most of the dysfunctional group behavior these days, on left and right.
G.E. Rolls Back the Breadth of Its Ambitions
The size and complexity of the company used to be General Electric’s pitch to investors. But its new chief is remaking the company, pushing “simpler and easier.”
Former Eli Lilly Executive Is Trump’s Choice for Health Secretary
Alex M. Azar II, a lawyer, was also a health official in the George W. Bush administration
Yale Professors Race Google and IBM to the First Quantum Computer
Robert Schoelkopf helped create technology that promises to deliver the machines of tomorrow at Google and IBM. Now, he is giving them some competition.
Appeals Court Partly Reinstates Trump’s New Travel Ban
A federal appeals court in San Francisco said a ban on entry from six countries could go into effect for people with no ties to the United States.
Editorial: Mitch McConnell Believes the Women. Good for Him.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for real change, but the Senate majority leader has set a good example by accepting the word of Roy Moore’s accusers.
Op-Ed Contributors: Robbing Blue States to Pay Red
The dangerous new Republican policies impose costs on states behind partisan lines.
Asia and Australia Edition: Rodrigo Duterte, Iran, Rohingya: Your Tuesday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Cuomo, a Master of the $50,000 Fund-Raiser, Bypasses Small Donors
Since the beginning of 2015, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has raised over 99 percent of his campaign money from donations larger than $1,000.
Op-Ed Contributor: Susan Rice: Trump Is Making China Great Again
The president’s grand trip failed to produce meaningful concessions from China on trade and if anything strengthened Beijing’s hand in Asia.
Op-Ed Columnist: Republican Class Warfare: The Next Generation
The G.O.P. tax bills look like attempts to entrench a hereditary plutocracy.
Jurors Say They Cannot Reach Verdict in Menendez Trial
The judge asked the panel to go home and then come back on Tuesday and try again.
Trump Again Wades Into Tax Debate, Suggesting Repeal of Obamacare Mandate
As Republicans began debating a $1.5 trillion tax cut, President Trump suggested lawmakers cut rates further and repeal the Affordable Care Act mandate.
Right and Left React to the Allegations of Sexual Misconduct Against Roy Moore
Writers from across the political spectrum on the Alabama Senate race that has been upended by accusations that the Republican candidate once made sexual advances toward teenagers.
Roy Moore, Iran, General Electric: Your Monday Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
Patrick Nagatani, Photographer Famous for Collages, Dies at 72
His constructions captured the legacies of nuclear weaponry and his parents’ internment in camps for Japanese-Americans during World War II.
On Airplanes, Considering Fighting Cameras With Cameras
After cellphone videos began to emerge of clashes between passengers and airline employees, some companies are trying to protect their workers.