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The shift was a significant change for the Boy Scouts, where membership has slipped in recent decades. Girl Scouts leaders said they were “blindsided” by the move.

Even those in Congress who did not support the 2015 accord to limit Tehran’s nuclear program warn against spooking allies by leaving it now.

More than a few of his fans voted for the current president.

About 600 miles from Las Vegas, the girl with the long ponytail scored the winning goal.

The president has long talked about scrapping Nafta. Even skeptics are starting to believe him.

Reporting on technology has changed this year — what once felt like a world of boundless possibility now comes freighted with worry.

Eight suits filed against New York colleges and universities are part of a growing legal movement to make the internet accessible to users with disabilities.

On a Belfast street built to overcome sectarian divisions, at least three Catholic families have fled following a threat.

In an area called “Silicon Slopes,” at least five start-ups are valued at more than $1 billion, a sign that Utah has become a growing force for tech incubation.

Ms. Nielsen is the top aide to the president’s chief of staff, and has a homeland security background. Some White House aides had chafed at her regimented style.

The resolution of Javier Flores Garcia’s case is a small victory for the sanctuary movement, which offers potential deportees refuge in houses of worship.

A man fell ill after returning from Madagascar, which is struggling to contain a rash of plague cases. It is the first instance of the outbreak spreading to another country.

Mr. Affleck said Tuesday he was “angry” about Mr. Weinstein’s alleged harassment and assaults of women but did not indicate he was aware of the behavior. Ms. McGowan said he knew.

No one, including mental health professionals, can predict who will turn violent.

Northern California fires forced more than 20,000 people to leave their homes. When some Santa Rosa residents went back to check on their houses, there was nothing left.

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

Despite fines from soccer’s governing body and a new law requiring respect for China’s anthem, fans in the semiautonomous city of Hong Kong keep booing.

One student was charged with negligent homicide and nine current or former students were charged with hazing after a fraternity pledge died of alcohol poisoning.

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy sought clarity from the region’s leaders, while taking a step toward suspending their government under emergency powers.

We are sympathetic with the cause, goes the familiar and tedious argument, just don’t go overboard.