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Fatal attack on U.S. soldiers brings war home to Georgia towns
William J. Rivers, Kennedy L. Sanders and Breonna A. Moffett are the first U.S. troops killed by hostile fire since the war in Gaza triggered wider violence.
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Battleground ad blitz on TV and digital platforms planned by pro-Biden super PAC
A super PAC that supports President Biden will spend $250 million on a 10-week ad blitz that will start after the Democratic convention and run through Election Day.
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Mayorkas defends record as Republicans move forward with impeachment process
Threats to impeach the homeland security secretary have loomed since House Republicans assumed the majority.
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The Republican effort to impeach Mayorkas, explained
Republicans on the Homeland Security Committee are working to bring to the House floor two articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over failure to enforce U.S. immigration policies at the border.
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The historically familiar subtext to fears about immigrants to the U.S.
As concerns about immigration heat up, so do fears that America has faced before.
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Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce and a MAGA Meltdown
The fulminations surrounding the world’s biggest pop icon — and girlfriend of Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce — reached the stratosphere after Kansas City made it to the Super Bowl.
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How the Border Crisis Shattered Biden’s Immigration Hopes
An examination of President Biden’s record reveals how he failed to overcome a surge in new arrivals and political obstacles in both parties.
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War in Ukraine Has Weakened Putin, C.I.A. Director Writes
William J. Burns says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created recruiting opportunities for the spy agency and ushered in a new era.
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Trump Is Turning Court Appearances Into Campaign Stops
The New York Times’ Jonathan Swan analyzes Donald J. Trump’s campaign strategy in the court room.
