New York Times

Mr. Baldwin, as President Trump, took satirical potshots at Harvey Weinstein, while Mr. David joked in his monologue about picking up women at a concentration camp.

The Islamists’ devastating siege brings new opportunities to end a long-running insurgency in the Philippines.

On the trail of real wildlife smugglers, our correspondent finds himself in a journalistic pickle.

The senator suffered a minor injury in the attack, which happened on Friday afternoon, officials said. A man described as an acquaintance of Mr. Paul’s was charged.

Amid regional tensions, Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi rebels reached Riyadh with a ballistic missile for the first time.

The New York Times tracked international ape smugglers from Congolese rain forests to the back streets of Bangkok. Here is what unfolded.

Ms. Brazile, a former interim head of the Democratic National Committee, said she considered the action after Hillary Clinton suffered a fainting spell, according to a published report.

An island nation comes unmoored.

The president has put a hard-line trade agenda at the center of his 12-day trip, yet key economic advisers are remaining at home.

Whatever Paul Manafort may or may not have done, he robbed us of a “lavish lifestyle” fantasy.

Only months before legalization, many questions on how marijuana markets will operate and be regulated remain unanswered. Some are calling for a delay.

We cannot be confident that our institutions are protected by some immutable law.

A special election in Washington State could give Democrats a free hand to enact liberal policies, including on climate, across the entire West Coast.

Photographer Joseph Rodríguez captures the isolation of a storm-ravaged island.

Residents of the restive province of Kunduz said the Taliban forced them to retrieve their dead after a night of fighting, when U.S. aircraft struck again, killing at least 13.

The recalls include several 3 Series models and various BMWs with six-cylinder engines.

At the root of our political dysfunction is America’s long love-hate relationship with loopholes.

Most Americans want the administration to switch sides and start working to improve health care law.

With a region in ruins, the United States faces the daunting challenge of promoting stability and countering extremism.

Stock markets around the world have been fighting to list the giant oil company. The president urged the Saudis to pick the New York Stock Exchange.