The investigation into yesterday's attack in New York expands overseas. Officials caution against talk of a bigger plot. Of minor interest: What happens when reporters on the street encounter an eyewitness. Defiant New Yorkers enjoyed Halloween anyway. So did the Dodgers, forcing a deciding game seven for the
The biggest news in yesterday's big news out of the Mueller investigation was that George Papadopoulos, a Trump campaign adviser, actively tried to court a relationship between his candidate and the Russians. Also entangled in the Manafort indictment is Tony Podesta—brother of Clinton campaign manager John—whose
New aerial photos of North Korea show its network of prisons and labor camps, which Pyongyang says don't exist. The China Post commissions five commemorative stamps to celebrate the country's most important technologies. Completely unrelated: ongoing revelations around who commissioned the Trump dossier. American television is
Elections in western Kenya are postponed after protests prevent voting. Turnout is generally lower across the country. A list of highlights from an impromptu press conference shows, if nothing else, how much Trump truly loves the media. Related: A new bot can detect whether that's a bot or
Whitefish Energy Holdings LLC—the two-person Montana company that has personal links to a major Trump donor and the Interior Dept. and that was awarded, circumventing competitive bidding, the contract to restore Puerto Rico's power—apologizes after a day of sparring with the San Juan mayor over
Whitefish Energy Holdings LLC—the two-person Montana company that has personal links to a major Trump donor and the Interior Dept. and that was awarded, circumventing competitive bidding, the contract to restore Puerto Rico's power—apologizes after a day of sparring with the San Juan mayor over
The Senate voted to kill the fine print that opens banks and credit card companies to class-action lawsuits, instead forcing consumers to seek arbitration to resolve financial disputes. Chinese President Xi Jinping, elevated to Mao status with the enshrinement of his words in the Communist Party of China'
Trump's executive order temporarily banning refugees expires today, as the White House preps stricter refugee admission procedures. The Pentagon provides a loose, detail-free timeline of the events in Niger, while local sources say US troops were almost certainly set up. As the caliphate dissolves in Iraq and
In dealing with drug laws and lobbyists, Congress is way out of its league, and the result is legislation that's stripping law enforcement of its power to protect Americans from prescription drug abuse. Puerto Rico faced a pollution crisis even before Maria struck. Now with an urgent need
Senate passes a budget resolution protecting a planned $1.5 trillion tax cut—that's been crafted behind closed doors—from Democratic filibuster. In addition, the budget resolution passage leaves Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge open to oil exploration. New research finds that diseases caused by pollution—
