New York Times

Makers of the popular soda in Scotland say they plan to reduce its sugar content. But some fans of the fizzy drink are not pleased.

President Trump put forth an expansive list of hard-line immigration measures — including $18 billion for a border wall — in exchange for protecting young undocumented immigrants.

Three mayors said they would create charitable trusts as a workaround for residents hurt by the measure’s cap on state and local tax deductions.

“I feel like I’ve done the job as well or better than anybody who’s ever had it,” Gov. Chris Christie said.

A tight regional election means tough coalition talks. But this time, eight separatist lawmakers are either in prison awaiting trial or abroad avoiding it.

The newcomer Jamael Westman steps out as a fully formed star in the title role of the triumphant London production of “Hamilton.”

The country has played a double game, accepting American funding while backing militants who protect Pakistani interests in Afghanistan and Kashmir.

Latinos made up a disproportionately high number of the Vietnam War’s casualties.

Maybe we’ll pretend he’s on some other planet.

Frigid air is gripping the East Coast, and furious winds are expected to make it feel as cold as 100 degrees below zero atop Mount Washington in New Hampshire.

Though wages are growing sluggishly over all, some of the strongest increases are in blue-collar and service industries as employers vie for help.

The United Nations Security Council discussed the recent protests in Iran over economic conditions there.

Some Israeli and Palestinian leaders are now pressing for a single state, but their views of what that state would look like are mutually exclusive.

Ideas about gender matter in international politics — and not just for Donald Trump.

Southwest will let 12-year-olds fly solo. Other airlines want them (and 13- and 14-year-olds) in their unaccompanied minor programs for an extra $150 each way. But why?

Twitter said on Friday that prohibiting a world leader from posting on the platform “would hide important information people should be able to see and debate.”

The first congressional criminal referral in connection with Russian meddling targeted a former British spy, not anyone accused of conspiracy.

President Trump has inducted one of his own into the bleak fraternity: “Sloppy Steve” Bannon, his strategist-in-exile, has a new Twitter nickname.

Career prosecutors shut down the case in 2016 over lack of evidence. The new interest comes as Mr. Trump has taken the highly unusual step of calling for investigations into political rivals.

For the key to our political destiny in 2018, look to Colorado.