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Trump Advisers Talk of Palestinian Expulsions, but Activists Focus on Biden
Donald J. Trump’s son-in-law and his former ambassador to Israel have amplified policy proposals embraced by Israel’s far-right wing, but U.S. activists say their anger still rests with the current administration.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Reaches Deal to Avoid Criminal Trial
Nearly a decade after his indictment for securities fraud, Mr. Paxton will pay restitution, take legal ethics classes and do community service as part of an agreement with prosecutors.
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Biden’s TikTok Challenge: Reach Gen Z, Without Drawing Its Wrath
For his campaign, navigating the platform has meant encountering over and over some of the thorniest issues plaguing Mr. Biden’s re-election bid.
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Fretting about election-year deep fakes, states roll out new rules for A.I. content.
An increasing number of states have advanced A.I.-related legislation to combat attempts to mislead voters during the 2024 election, according to a new analysis by the Voting Rights Lab.
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Vacation Rentals: How to Make Your Stay Sustainable
Tips on finding a sustainable short-term rental, what you can do to conserve energy and getting involved in the community.
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Our food critic’s picks for burgers, kebabs and Vietnamese food
Food critic Tom Sietsema’s current picks include Istanbul Grill, District Bistro and Moon Rabbit.
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How much does it cost to renovate a bathroom? Three homeowners answer.
Detailed budget breakdowns for three very different bathroom renovations, all completed within the last year.
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Carolyn Hax: Wife wants to cut off contact with ‘negative’ sister-in-law
Wife in remission from cancer makes a vow to stop ‘wasting time’ on negative people — including her husband’s sister.
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Ask Amy: Childfree partner is tired of hanging with girlfriend’s nieces
Letter writer enjoys a child-free life – but their girlfriend’s close relationship with her nieces is ruining their weekends.
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Miss Manners: Grandparent can’t hear the speeches at grandkids’ graduations
Grandparent struggles to hear at their grandchildren’s graduations.