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After a media exposé prompted the representative to withdraw as national drug czar nominee, Pennsylvania voters ask, “Does he even care about his people?”

The senator illustrates what it is to be an honorable citizen.

A federal court on Wednesday heard the first-ever lawsuit to accuse a president of violating the emoluments clauses of the Constitution.

Will Nafta get the health care treatment — death by spite?

The leaders of Spain and Catalonia have made their point. Now it’s time to show true leadership.

Tech has fought online ad regulations, but three senators will introduce a bipartisan bill to force the industry to disclose who buys political ads.

Meet Lulu, the black Labrador and free spirit who bucked expectations and flunked out of the C.I.A.’s explosive detection “puppy class.”

We’ve pulled together some of the biggest issues in investing in a quarterly report that can help you navigate the murky waters of finance, with some laughs and lessons along the way.

Former President George W. Bush defended free trade and railed against populist rhetoric in an implicit criticism of President Trump.

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

Senator Lamar Alexander is going to need some help from Senator Mitch McConnell, a friend for nearly 50 years, if his health care compromise is to become law.

The ride-hailing company is exploring a 2018 initial public offering, as it added fresh capital to its coffers from investors including a venture arm spun out of Google.

Quentin Tarantino says he knew about allegations against Harvey Weinstein and feels ashamed about not taking a stronger stand.

Archaeologists in Maine are working to unearth artifacts buried for centuries in shell middens. But sea levels are rising, eroding the ancient sites.

In another fallout, a doctor who is accused of showing violent images to women as part of a study for the group has resigned from an Albany hospital.

That puppy dog face your pet makes often is a reaction to your own expression, a new study finds.

When the gold medalist Dominique Moceanu blew the whistle on abuse, she was iced out of gymnastics.

As a young social psychologist, she played by the rules and won big: an influential study, a viral TED talk, a prestigious job at Harvard. Then, suddenly, the rules changed.

The White House chief of staff, a retired Marine general who lost his own son in battle, delivered an emotional statement.

Cities in Syria and Iraq have been wrested from the Islamic State at a terrible cost. They are ghosts of their former glory.