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Trump’s Economic Cabinet Picks Signal Embrace of Wall St. EliteSteven Mnuchin, the financier who has been tapped to run Treasury, joins other wealthy investors chosen by Mr. Trump, a sign of possible tax cuts and deregulation ahead.     
Ethics Office Praises Donald Trump for a Move He Hasn’t Committed ToIn a series of oddly informal Twitter posts, the Office of Government Ethics appeared to conclude, wrongly, that Mr. Trump had promised to divest his assets. Political Memo: Trump, a Free-Form Leader, Experiments and Invites DramaMr. Trump’s surprise announcements and impulsive gestures have brought into sharp focus the compulsively theatrical style he will bring to the Oval Office.
News Analysis: Why the Trump Team’s Economic Promises Will Be Hard to ExecuteThe men chosen to lead the Treasury and Commerce Departments vow to cut taxes, increase growth and hold the line on deficits, testing the limits of economic math. Nancy Pelosi Beats Back House Democratic Leadership ChallengeMs. Pelosi, the House minority leader, survived an attempt by a fellow Democrat, Tim Ryan, to unseat her amid anxiety over their party’s setbacks.
Recount Bids in 3 States Seem the Longest of Long ShotsAn effort championed by Jill Stein begins on Thursday, answers to some often-asked questions about the planned reviews of Election Day vote totals. C.I.A. Chief Warns Donald Trump Against Tearing Up Iran Nuclear DealJohn Brennan told the BBC that canceling the accord would be “the height of folly” and could lead to a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. Transition Briefing: Sarah Palin for Veterans Affairs? A Wrestling Impresario for Small Business?The president-elect, who continues to fill his cabinet, will travel to Indiana this week to announce the saving of 1,000 factory jobs. OPEC, Donald Trump, Nancy Pelosi: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingColombia’s Congress Approves Peace Accord With FARCThe vote was most likely the final hurdle in ratifying the troubled agreement whose earlier version had been rejected in a referendum this fall. Charlotte Officer ‘Justified’ in Fatal Shooting of Keith ScottA prosecutor said Wednesday that Officer Brentley Vinson will not face charges in the Sept. 20 shooting of Keith Lamont Scott, whose death set off days of unrest. Charleston Jury Gets Case of Officer Who Killed Walter ScottLawyers make closing arguments in the case of Michael T. Slager, who was seen on a video fatally shooting Mr. Scott, who ran after a traffic stop. Though Awash in Fakes, China Rethinks Counterfeit HuntersPart Ralph Nader, part bounty hunter, China’s fakes detectives reap rewards for finding counterfeits — but could go out of business under new rules. U.S. Will Ban Smoking in Public Housing NationwideOfficials said the rule, which bars tobacco use in apartments, common areas and offices, will take effect in early 2017. It will cover the homes of more than 400,000 New York City residents. On Castro’s Old Campus, Students Pay TributeHundreds of students joined a memorial service at the University of Havana, where Fidel Castro had immersed himself in radical politics in the 1940s. Partial Recount Ordered in North Carolina Governor’s RaceThe State Board of Elections ordered a recount of roughly 94,000 votes in Durham County, a move that could help resolve Gov. Pat McCrory’s race for re-election. M.L.B. Labor Deal Is Struck, Averting a Work StoppageA new collective bargaining agreement, including revised free-agency rules, is expected to assure labor peace for Major League Baseball through 2021. E.U. Plans Big Increase in Military SpendingThe plan comes at a time when the bloc is seeking to rely less on the security guarantees of the United States. Ohio State Attacker May Have Been ‘Inspired’ by Al Qaeda, F.B.I. SaysInvestigators say Abdul Razak Ali Artan, the student who wounded 11 people at the university, may have been inspired by a Qaeda propagandist, or by the Islamic State. Dying to Be Heard: Reporting Syria’s WarFor the past five years, Hadi Abdullah, 29, has been reporting on the war in Syria and its devastating effects in rebel-held areas. This work has put him and his colleagues in the line of fire. Another Mass Grave Dug by ISIS in Iraq, and a Ghastly Ritual RenewedThe Islamic State has been resorting to a horrific practice that dates back to Saddam Hussein and his regime’s industrial-scale killings. Feature: How to Hide $400 MillionWhen a wealthy businessman set out to divorce his wife, their fortune vanished. The quest to find it would reveal the depths of an offshore financial system bigger than the U.S. economy. Doomed Jet Carrying Brazilian Team Reportedly Ran Out of FuelThe pilot pleaded to make an immediate landing because of the situation, according to a recording leaked to Colombian news organizations. Mind Over Body: Playing in the N.F.L. at 38Vikings cornerback Terence Newman is a step slower, so he tries to outsmart opponents to stay on top of his game. Magnus Carlsen Overwhelms Challenger in Tiebreakers to Win World Chess ChampionshipOn his 26th birthday, Mr. Carlsen beat Sergey Karjakin in a series of high-speed tiebreakers, securing his reputation as a player with no weaknesses. No Rainbow, but Thief Finds a Bucket of Gold on West 48th StreetThe New York City police are seeking a man who grabbed a bucket off the back of a momentarily unattended armored truck in broad daylight and fled, very slowly, with $1.6 million worth of gold flakes. The Carpetbagger: Movie Awards Season Kicks Off in High GearThe holidays are in sight, and the Hollywood awards machine is cranking into gear: Will the postelection blues affect it? A Nigerian Artist Who Uses the Skin as His CanvasLaolu Senbanjo, whose collaboration with Beyoncé on “Lemonade” led to his own mainstream fame, hopes to create awareness around African artists. Norcia Journal: Italian Monastery Seeks Salvation in Beer After Devastating QuakeTheir basilica in ruins, monks from America believe their small brewing operation can help an entire town to recover from Italy’s worst earthquake since 1980. The Neediest Cases: Raising 2 Young Children by Herself, in a Space That Feels Not Big EnoughPaola Infante lives with her 4-year-old daughter, Geraliz, who has autism, and her 8-month-old son, Joshua, who needs heart surgery, in a small Manhattan apartment with the kitchen in the living room. More Recent Articles
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