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Trump Blocks Syrian Refugees and Orders Mexican Border Wall to Be BuiltPresident Trump acted to start the construction of the border wall and moved to limit the admission of all refugees at least temporarily.     
After His Claim of Voter Fraud, Trump Vows ‘Major Investigation’President Trump reasserted a false claim of cheating and promised an inquiry, even though his lawyers and experts have said no cheating occurred. News Analysis: In a Swirl of ‘Untruths’ and ‘Falsehoods,’ Calling a Lie a LiePresident Trump’s repeated baseless assertion about widespread voter fraud has challenged the news media to find the precise words to describe it.
News Analysis: Trump’s Impulses Now Carry the Force of the PresidencyRarely, if ever, has a president been as reactive to random inputs as this one. Career government officials and lawmakers are struggling to keep up. Chicago, Convulsed by Violence, Confronts Trump’s Twitter ThreatChicagoans spent Wednesday debating what to make of a post by President Trump: “If Chicago doesn’t fix the horrible ‘carnage’ going on,” he wrote, “I will send in the Feds!”
The Road to Trump’s Border WallPresident Trump ordered the construction of a Mexican border wall on Wednesday. The contentious pledge to build a wall and force Mexico to pay for it was a touchstone of his campaign. As Trump Orders Wall, Mexico’s President Considers Canceling U.S. TripMexicans called President Trump’s push to build a wall “an offense to Mexico,” a “slap in the face” and a “monument to lies.” Rejecting the Wall ‘Is Too Emotional,’ and Other Voices From the BorderAn executive order from President Trump has reignited debate in South Texas, not only about the nature of the border but about the nature of walls. It’s No Trump Tower, but White House Has ‘Beautiful’ PhonesCandidate Trump preferred to sleep in his own bed. But President Trump has spent the past five nights in his new home. His review? “Pure elegance.” Felony Charges for Journalists Arrested at Inauguration Protests Raise Fears for Press FreedomThe six journalists charged with felony rioting were among 230 people detained in the anti-Trump demonstrations. Leaked Draft of Executive Order Could Revive C.I.A. PrisonsThe White House disclaimed the document that raised the prospect of reviving “black site” prisons, but three administration officials said it had been circulated among National Security Council staff members. ‘It Is Unacceptable’: Ethics Doubts Swirl as Trump Club Doubles FeeAn official at Mar-a-Lago said a fee change had been planned before the election, but he acknowledged that the club had seen a wave of interest since Mr. Trump won. States Vie to Be Part of Trillion-Dollar Infrastructure Spending SpreesGovernors, both Republican and Democrat, are eager to get their hands on money for infrastructure projects. Everyone has a list, and a need. Order to Suspend U.S. Agencies’ News Releases Is Called RoutineSeveral longtime employees of the agencies said freezes to grant spending and orders to not speak publicly were routine at times of transition, but critics seized on the moves. ‘Sanctuary City’ Mayors Vow to Defy Trump’s Immigration OrderCity officials, from New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, New Haven, Syracuse and Austin, Tex., said they were prepared for a protracted fight. Donald Trump, Mary Tyler Moore, North Korea: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHow Mary Tyler Moore Changed TelevisionMary Tyler Moore brought a new depiction of the American woman to both “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and “The Dick Van Dyke Show.” Virginia Heffernan, a contributing writer for The New York Times, discusses Ms. Moore's roles and their influence. Mary Tyler Moore, Who Incarnated the Modern Woman on TV, Dies at 80Ms. Moore was best known as the spunky professional Mary Richards on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and as Laura Petrie, the wife of a comedy writer, on “The Dick Van Dyke Show.” Mary Tyler Moore Is Mourned by Dick Van Dyke and Other StarsThe actress, who died Wednesday at the age of 80, was praised on social media as a role model. Five Essential ‘Mary Tyler Moore’ Episodes to StreamThe sitcom remains one of the greats. Here’s where you can watch it from home. ‘Mad About Mary’: How The Times Covered Mary Tyler MooreAlthough early coverage of “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” was dismissive, within a few years, The New York Times had reconsidered its stance. Sex and That ’70s Single Woman, Mary Tyler MooreA look at pivotal moments from “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” which was sometimes a laboratory for social issues of the day. How Mary Tyler Moore Changed FashionFrom a perky hat toss to jumpsuits fit for a fighter pilot, the character Mary Richards reflected the stylish trajectory of the working woman. For Justin Trudeau, Canada’s Leader, Revival of Keystone XL Upsets a Balancing ActPresident Trump’s move to proceed with the pipeline project leaves the Canadian prime minister facing anger from both energy advocates and environmentalists. A Bloody Reminder for Somalia: Chaos Is Never Far AwayA New York Times reporter made his first trip to Mogadishu in years. He was impressed by the progress. Then the bombs went off. Reporting on a Double Bombing in SomaliaJeffrey Gettleman, East Africa bureau chief for The Times, describes hearing two explosions at a hotel in Mogadishu and rushing to the hospital. North Korean Defector Says Kim Jong-Un’s Control Is CrumblingThae Yong-ho, the highest-ranking official in years to flee, said that the regime’s control was weakening as a result of corruption and popular discontent. Skepticism and Support in South Korea as Ban Ki-moon Weighs Presidential BidAfter a 10-year run as the secretary general of the United Nations, Mr. Ban returned home to residents imploring him to run and critics who say he couldn’t restore trust in government. Just a Bit Off-CenterThere’s a monument in Rugby, N.D., that claims to mark the exact geographic center of North America. But new research indicates the real center is 145 miles away. Trilobites: North America’s Geographical Center May Be in a North Dakota Town Called CenterA geography professor unearthed the surprising result when he weighed in on a feud between two other towns in North Dakota. Christo, Trump and the Art World’s Biggest Protest YetThe artist spent $15 million and more than 20 years on a vast artwork in Colorado to rival his masterpiece, “The Gates.” Now he’s walking away. Will El Chapo Risk Trial? (Can He Afford Not To?)Lawyers say there’s no downside to Joaquín Guzmán Loera’s fighting the government’s drug-trafficking charges, but how he might do that is a more complex matter. François Fillon, Presidential Front-Runner in France, Faces Graft InquiryIn a development that could upend the election, prosecutors opened an investigation after a newspaper reported that Mr. Fillon’s wife had been paid $535,000 for a no-show job. Top Russian Cybercrimes Agent Arrested on Charges of TreasonAn officer in the cyberintelligence unit of the Russian Federal Security Service and a private cybersecurity analyst were reportedly taken into custody. Butch Trucks, Drummer in the Allman Brothers Band, Dies at 69Mr. Trucks was one of the founding members of the band, which helped define Southern rock. U.S. Team Wins Bocuse d’Or Competition for First TimeIn what amounts to the Olympics of culinary skill, a group of chefs led by Thomas Keller prevails. Russia Moves to Soften Domestic Violence LawDefenders of the change to the law say it protects the rights of parents to discipline their children, but critics say it is a license for violent behavior. ‘Resist’: Greenpeace Activists Hang Giant Banner in View of White HouseClimbers scaled a 300-foot crane to unfurl a sign protesting the policies of President Trump. Brent Musburger to Retire From ESPN Next WeekMusburger will call his final basketball game — Georgia at Kentucky — on Tuesday night. He plans to help his family start a sports handicapping business. George Orwell’s ‘1984’ Is Suddenly a Best-SellerThe dystopian novel, published in 1949, about tyranny and the suppression of critical thought, has found a fresh audience in the United States. Secret Service Investigates Denver Agent After Facebook PostsThe agent published posts before the election that suggested she would prefer to go to jail rather than take a “bullet” for Donald J. Trump, a newspaper reported. Review: In ‘Riverdale,’ Archie Is Hot and HauntedThis new high school noir on CW takes the characters from the Archie Comics franchise and reimagines them in strange and dark ways. The Neediest Cases: Seeking a Fresh Start Without LimitationsJob loss left a family struggling to pay expenses and turning to public assistance while searching for the right educational environment for a child entering kindergarten. More Recent Articles
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