Athletes had previously been forced — under threat of expulsion — to cover the symbol because of a rule against body advertising.

The agents will remain on the agency payroll while investigations continue into failures that allowed a gunman to shoot at the former president last month.

Ten states have ballot measures to establish a right to abortion in their state constitutions. The pushback has already begun.

If the Harris-Walz ticket wins, will parents of people who struggle with being different at last find a powerful advocate in the White House?

Decades of pumping have allowed saltwater to threaten the aquifers that supply many communities, including Long Beach and Great Neck.

The decision is a setback for a Biden administration strategy for protecting minority communities with numerous polluting industries nearby.

All Trump requires of Kennedy is a willingness to bow down to him.

The Democratic presidential nominee was both smart and scorching on the final night of the party’s convention.

Residents of the Galleria, a Midtown Manhattan apartment building, sued Mr. Copperfield, saying he left his once-ornate condominium in disrepair.

His post about “reproductive rights” appeared to be an attempt to cast himself as a political moderate on an issue that has the potential to be damaging to him in November.

The two business figures, both associates of the tech mogul, went missing after the superyacht they were on sank off the coast of Sicily.

The Biden administration announced new penalties on shell companies and suppliers that were feeding Russia’s war against Ukraine.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s annual conference in Wyoming gets a lot of buzz. Here’s why it matters for Wall Street and the economy.

Winning at the Games sometimes brings unexpected rewards.

There’s an extraordinary hype that psychedelics will change how we treat mental illness. But the bubble may have just burst.

George Helmy was selected for the temporary job by Philip Murphy, New Jersey’s Democratic governor. He said he will caucus and vote with the Democratic Party.

Lucie Castets, a relatively obscure bureaucrat, is the left’s choice to be prime minister. Just one person stands in her way: the president.

The revolt is the latest in a series of terrorist attacks in Russia claimed by Islamic militants.

Ukrainian officials were portraying the visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India as a welcome show of support for their country during the war with Russia.

The newly anointed Democratic presidential nominee revived a demoralized party. But as she leaves Chicago, a bruising, closely fought contest awaits her.