New York Times

With no immigration deal in sight, Republicans are eyeing a stopgap bill to keep the government open past Friday, sweetening it with an extension of the child health program.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday unveiled a $168 billion spending plan that called for a raft of ideas to counter President Trump’s tax changes.

The governor ruled out new bridge tolls in favor of creating a geographic zone where drivers would be charged fees depending on their vehicle and the time of day.

The commanding officers of two Naval destroyers that collided with commercial vessels in the western Pacific last year will face court-martial charges, the Navy said.

Athletes have said that they were sexually abused by the team doctor at the national training center in Texas, and Simone Biles said she dreads returning there. She shouldn’t have to.

The Awl’s publisher said “a steady decline in direct sales” was to blame. For years, the websites featured intelligent writing on eclectic subjects.

The arrest of the former officer, Jerry Chun Shing Lee, 53, capped an intense F.B.I. investigation that began around 2012 after the C.I.A. began losing its agents in China.

Only one of the 128 singles matches in the Australian Open’s first round ended with a player retiring midmatch, tying the lowest total at a Grand Slam event in the last 10 years.

The move marks the first time the special counsel is known to have used a grand jury subpoena to seek information from a member of President Trump’s inner circle.

David A. Turpin created the school at his nondescript home southeast of Los Angeles. But what the authorities found inside were his emaciated children chained to furniture.

Writers from across the political spectrum on the president’s immigration preferences and what role ethnicity should play in policymaking.

Here’s what you need to know to start your day.

Óscar Pérez, who rose to prominence last year during antigovernment street protests, was among seven dead.

How did a movement for women’s empowerment become an emblem for female helplessness?

With the government temporarily blocked from ending the immigration program, some lined up to file applications before circumstances changed again.

But will Mark Zuckerberg be any good at social engineering?

Mary Barra said that the United States should not scrap the trade pact and that any changes should account for the interests of American automakers and workers.

A distraught man on an A train platform gets no emergency response from transit employees, leaving him, and us, to fate.

A new legal challenge represents the sharpest test yet at the prison of America’s commitment to fundamental principles of due process.

The finding could be good news for Republicans looking to the midterm elections, but less comfort for President Trump, who was given little credit.