New York Times

A progressive megadonor wants more politicians to try to remove President Trump from office.

There are better ways than shouting back.

Some of the measures Facebook has taken to fight the influence of fake news may not work all that well, research suggests.

The former F.B.I. director re-emerges on Twitter with some pensive pictures during a trip to Iowa.

People who can’t admit error shouldn’t be making policy.

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

Officials warn that Hurricane Maria’s effects on manufacturing on the island may be long-lasting.

Read about how the other side thinks about the claims and counterclaims between President Trump and Representative Frederica Wilson.

Sgt. La David Johnson and three other American soldiers were killed in an attack in Niger this month. President Trump’s condolence call with Mr. Johnson’s widow became a political issue.

We can’t eliminate storms and high winds. But we can modernize the electric grid, save on fossil fuels and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.

Now made public, the government’s surveillance video strongly suggests the agency’s account of a raid in Honduras, where four civilians died, was not accurate.

Needing a ratings boost, the host of “Megyn Kelly Today” targets what she calls a culture of sexual harassment at her former employer.

“We will suck them dry of their best talent at every moment. We will make business extremely difficult for them.”

“That’s what hurt me the most,” Myeshia Johnson said of a condolence call President Trump made after her husband was killed in an ambush in Niger.

Cutting taxes isn’t hard. Paying for them is. Republicans are running into a math problem as they try to change longstanding tax preferences in their $1.5 trillion tax rewrite.

The bidders came from 43 U.S. states, as well as Canada and Mexico. Amazon says the project will create 50,000 jobs, and that the winner will be announced next year.

The city has passed a law designed to protect pedestrians staring at their smartphones from themselves. But critics say engineering and redesigning streets would be more effective.

Chinese officials face tough choices as they move to clean up skies and rivers, an effort that some say could put downward pressure on the economy.

In a startling experimental procedure, doctors lift the uterus from a pregnant woman and operate on a fetus with miniature instruments.

Getting people to eat better is difficult. So is doing research about it, which is why skepticism is important.