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Stoneman Douglas students rally to pressure politicians on gun control Students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School held a solidarity march Saturday for stronger gun greater control measures.      Trump's 2020 slogan revealed at Pennsylvania rally: 'Keep America Great!' President Trump on Saturday stopped by a rally for Rick Saccone to boost votes for the Republican candidate running in Pennsylvania's special House election.   Watch: Trump speaks about sanctuary cities during weekly address President Donald Trump on Saturday spoke about sanctuary cities during his weekly address.   More than 200 witnesses identified in Russian spy poisoning Britain police identified more than 200 witnesses and have 240 pieces of evidence linked to the nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy and his daughter.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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New York Times | Trump's Abrupt 'Yes' to North Korea: The 45 Minutes That Could Alter History New York Times WASHINGTON — Summoned to the Oval Office on the spur of the moment, the South Korean envoy found himself face to face with President Trump one afternoon last week at what he thought might be a hinge moment in history. Chung Eui-yong had come to the ... Critics bash Trump for not listening — but offer no solutions Trump Gambles on Kim Meeting, Predicts It Will Go `Very Well' Trump Is Smart to Talk to Kim Jong Un |
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Trump’s Abrupt ‘Yes’ to North Korea: The 45 Minutes That Could Alter HistoryHow President Trump threw aside caution and agreed to meet with North Korea’s Kim Jong-un in a daring and risky diplomatic gambit to end a nuclear standoff.
Trump’s Unpredictability on Trade and North Korea Opens a Door for ChinaFor allies who have long looked to the United States to provide security and stability, President Trump’s actions injected fresh uncertainty into strategic calculations in Asia.
Summits of Adversaries: They Haven’t Always Worked Out So WellIf there is a Trump-Kim meeting, it will join a pantheon that includes Kennedy-Khruschev, Nixon-Mao, Bush-Putin and Obama-Castro. Some have been productive, some not.
Trump Rules: Trump Rollbacks Target Offshore Rules ‘Written With Human Blood’Drillers seek to gain from an easing of Obama-era safety and environmental regulations that were adopted after the Deepwater Horizon disaster killed 11 people.
Out of Public View, Trumps and Kushners Are Talking BusinessThe Trump and Kushner families are stepping up their real estate collaborations, blurring the line between family, business and politics.
Trump Talks With Clinton Impeachment Lawyer About Aiding in Mueller ResponseThe overture to Emmet T. Flood appears to be an acknowledgment that the special counsel investigation is unlikely to end anytime soon.
Dropbox Chief to Join Elite Ranks of Idea-to-I.P.O. FoundersDrew Houston, chief executive of Dropbox, is set to become a member of a small club of entrepreneurs who steered a start-up through to the public markets.
Far From Home and Censors, Some Chinese Students Protest Xi’s Power MovePosters at some American and overseas universities are opposing plans to erase term limits for China’s president, a rare show of protest among Chinese students.
Turning the Rubble of China’s Mass Evictions into Protest ArtChina’s heavy-handed attempts to drive tens of thousands of migrant workers out of big cities have inspired a backlash of paintings, songs and poetry.
11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsRevisiting the lives of extraordinary women. 25 songs driving pop music. The social media command of Stoneman Douglas students and more.
The Week in Good News: A Penguin Supercolony, an Indigenous Roller Derby Team and a Message in a BottleSometimes it seems as if we’re living under a constant barrage of heavy news. But it isn’t all bad out there.
Editorial: Vote. That’s Just What They Don’t Want You to Do.Disillusionment and disenfranchisement have combined to undermine our democracy. We don’t have to let them.
Opinion: The Northwest Passage That Might Have BeenClimate change has turned the dream of a failed 18th-century explorer into a reality.
Loose Ends: Pillows to Scream Into, RatedOp-Ed Columnist: Italy Has Dumped America. For Russia.Opinion: Eyes Here: Weekend Reads From the Opinion SectionIn case you want to get caught up, here are some of our favorite recent pieces.
Op-Ed Columnist: The First Porn PresidentOpinion: The Missing Obama MillionsOpinion: When the Leader of the Free World Is an Ugly AmericanThe president isn’t breaking with tradition. He’s exhibiting all of his country’s worst instincts.
News Analysis: Money is Power. And Women Need More of Both.There’s a gender gap when it comes to earning, or wanting to earn, at the highest levels.
‘Is There Anything More Fun Than a Trump Rally?’In a 75-minute performance in western Pennsylvania, it was President Trump, vintage 2016: rambling and fiery, boastful and jocular — the part of being president that he loves perhaps the most.
A Horse Walked Into a Miami Beach Nightclub. Now Nobody Else Can.Video footage shows a woman in underwear riding the horse, which appears to slip and fall. The city responded by revoking the club’s business license.
Violence Strikes a Veterans Program That Strove to Prevent ItThe Pathway Home was created to integrate troubled veterans into civilian life. A shooting rampage there showed just how difficult that journey is.
Syrian Kurds: U.S. Allies, but Followers of Leader Jailed as TerroristThe Syrian Democratic Forces, military allies of the United States, are dominated by Kurdish units that revere Abdullah Ocalan, imprisoned on terrorism charges in Turkey.
Where’s Harvey?In limbo and in treatment, Harvey Weinstein has been lying low, still trying to work his Rolodex.
‘Let Them Call You Racists’: Bannon’s Pep Talk to National FrontStephen K. Bannon, addressing the party congress of France’s anti-immigrant National Front, got a standing ovation when he attacked the political and economic establishment, and journalists.
Critic’s Notebook: ‘Deception’ and ‘Instinct,’ the Latest Shows Trying to Be ‘Castle’A pair of new procedurals are based in the subgenre of smug male civilian paired with uptight female cop. Which one gets the formula right?
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