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Did British Media Go Too Far in London Attack Coverage?Some described the press' reaction to the attack as "grossly disproportionate" and argued it played "into the hands of those who want to spread terror." Why We Should Be Skeptical of ISIS' London Attack ClaimsISIS is suffering big losses at home, hemorrhaging territory in Iraq and Syria in the face of a U.S.-backed assault. London Attacker's 'Profile Is Highly Unusual'Maj.-Gen. Chip Chapman, a counter-terrorism expert, suggested the attacker may have been overlooked due to this age. 10,000 Riot Police Guard Grudge Match as China Whips Up Nationalist FervorThe event illustrated the extent to which China's relationship with South Korea has been deteriorated. 'Daring Offensive' Launched to Liberate Key Dam from ISISA "daring operation" to liberate Syria's Taqba dam from ISIS was backed by "Apaches, marine artillery" and U.S. Special Operations forces. Treehouses and Mansions: Life in the Shadow of the U.S.-Mexico FenceThe rust-red U.S. fence along the Mexican border has inspired various quirky architectural structures, from a frontier-themed mansion to a humble tree house. State Department Asks U.S. Embassies to Start Process for Tougher Visa ScreeningThe State Department ordered U.S. embassies and consulates to draw up criteria for those needing extra scrutiny before receiving U.S. travel visas Canadian School Board Bars New Trips to U.S.The largest school board in Canada said it won't be booking future trips to the United States until further notice. London Attacker Was Born 'Adrian Russell Ajao,' Was Reportedly Muslim ConvertPolice revealed Friday that "two further significant arrests" had been made overnight in connection with the terrorist attack on the U.K. Parliament. U.S., 13 Other Nations Demand Venezuela Hold Elections, Free Political PrisonersThe U.S. and a group of 13 other nations across the Americas on Thursday called on Venezuela's government to hold elections and free political prisoners. Deposed 'Arab Spring' Dictator Returns Home After 6 Years Behind BarsThe 88-year-old former strongman, overthrown in the 2011 Arab Spring, left a military hospital and returned home after six years in custody. London Terror: Police Make Two More 'Significant Arrests'Scotland Yard's top anti-terror officer Mark Rowley said police were trying to work out whether or not killer acted alone More Recent Articles |
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In Major Defeat for Trump, Push to Repeal Health Law FailsHouse Republican leaders withdrew legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act from the House floor before it could be defeated, a loss for President Trump. Public Health: Trump’s Choice on Obamacare: Sabotage or Co-opt?President Trump and congressional Republicans must decide quickly whether to make the law work or try to undermine it. Republicans Withdraw Their Health BillPresident Trump faced stiff opposition from lawmakers in his own party to the measure he had endorsed, and it was withdrawn. In Dropping Health Vote, Trump Swallowed Need for a ShowdownThe demise of the bill played out in a tense 24 hours that White House and congressional officials said proved a political education for President Trump and his top advisers. Trump on Failed Health Bill: ‘We Learned a Lot About Loyalty’President Trump spoke from the Oval Office after Republicans pulled the House bill that was intended to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. In a Call to The Times, Trump Blames Democrats for the Failure of the Health BillThe president, insisting the Affordable Care Act will collapse in the next year, also tried to minimize the deep divisions within his own party that prevented passage of the bill. Fact Check: Fact Check: Trump’s Misleading Claims on the Health Bill FailureThe president exaggerated the issues facing the existing health law, blaming Democrats for impeding its repeal and playing down his commitment. Republicans Land a Punch on Health Care, to Their Own FaceThe big question for Republicans now is whether the Freedom Caucus, the party’s masters of destruction, will find themselves newly emboldened. Civics Lesson Unfolds at Capitol as Health Care Bill IncineratesVisitors from Vero Beach, Fla., witnessed two days of political meltdown as the Republican bill to replace the Affordable Care Act failed to come to a vote in the House. Bracing for the Fallout of the Health Bill’s CollapsePresident Trump and House Republicans are looking to move ahead with tax reform and infrastructure plans after spending lots of political capital on a health care bill that went nowhere. London, Donald Trump, Keystone Pipeline: Your Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Henry Rollins Strikes Chord as a ColumnistFriday: Checking in with Henry Rollins, a San Diego County congressman faces a criminal inquiry, and a dog’s unlikely rescue from a fire. U.S. Investigating Mosul Strikes Said to Have Killed Up to 200 CiviliansAmerican military officials insisted that the rules of engagement had not changed in Iraq, despite a recent surge in reports of civilian deaths. California Upholds Auto Emissions Standards, Setting Up Face-Off With TrumpThe backing of rules adopted in the Obama administration is one of the most direct moves so far to blunt President Trump’s effort to roll back regulations. In Washington’s Daily Trump Wars, Devin Nunes Becomes a Human ShieldThe California Republican’s recent burst of media exposure has led to misgivings about sharing national security details with him, though his party colleagues largely support him. The London Attacker: Quiet and Friendly, but With a Dark SideInvestigators are trying to grasp how a former English teacher with a degree in economics and leading an outwardly quiet life slipped into extremism. This Week in Hate: A Sikh Woman’s Subway RideRajpreet Heir was on the L train, on her way to a friend’s birthday party in Manhattan, when a man started harassing her. As part of The Times’ series This Week in Hate, she recounts her story at the site of the incident in this 360 video. This Week in Hate: When Your Commute Includes Hearing ‘You Don’t Belong in This Country’For Rajpreet Heir, a ride to a friend’s birthday party turned into a disturbing incident of racist harassment. Can the Arts Thrive Without Washington? A Kansas Town Says YesThe Hays Arts Council and other small-town groups have proved nimble in maintaining programs despite inconsistent funding since 2011. E.U. Is Turning 60 and Searching for Something to CelebrateAs European Union leaders, minus Britain, go to Rome to celebrate 60 years, the bloc is divided and divergent, anxious that it represents the past. South Carolina 70, Baylor 50: South Carolina Stuns Baylor to Reach the Round of EightThe seventh-seeded Gamecocks stifled the No. 3 Bears with a tenacious defense to continue an unexpected run. Bao Bao, an American-Born Panda, Steps Out in ChinaCulture shock is fading, say the handlers of Bao Bao, the panda from the National Zoo in Washington, as she settles into the land of her ancestors. 17 Great Stories That Have Nothing to Do With PoliticsNeed a break? We found great reads about the N.B.A.’s obsession with peanut butter and jelly, the parrots who laugh together and air travel. U.S. Judge Grants Singaporean Blogger's Asylum RequestA U.S. immigration judge in Chicago on Friday granted asylum to a Singaporean blogger, saying he was persecuted for his political opinions in the Southeast Asian city-state. Police Posted Missing Teenagers’ Data on Social Media. A City Took Note.When Washington, D.C., tried to draw attention to reports of missing teenagers, activists thought the campaign was because of a spike in abductions. Russian Agent Killed Lawmaker in Kiev, Ukraine Officials SayA 28-year-old Russian was the triggerman in the death of Denis N. Voronenkov, a former Russian lawmaker, officials say. One Boy Is Killed and Another Critically Injured in a Fall From a Brooklyn BuildingThe police said the two boys may have tried to jump from one building to another in the Bushwick neighborhood. China to Plant ‘Green Necklace’ of Trees Around Beijing to Fight SmogChinese officials want to plant more trees in Hebei Province, which surrounds Beijing, to clear the air in a region filled with factories. Buffalo Meat Industry Facing Government Shutdowns in IndiaA new Hindu-right government in Uttar Pradesh claims the Muslim-run businesses are cover for the illegal slaughter of cows. But the closings are shaking the economy. SeaWorld Stake, Long Held by Blackstone, Is Sold to Chinese FirmBlackstone sold its remaining shares in SeaWorld to Zhonghong for about $449 million, ending its ownership of the troubled theme park. Trilobites: Visualizing the Cosmic Streams That Spew Meteor ShowersResearchers recorded more than 300,000 meteoroid trajectories since 2010 to depict the drifting paths of meteor showers that Earth passes through. President James K. Polk’s Body May Be Moved. Again.James K. Polk’s body has been buried in three places. Lawmakers are now considering moving it again, to the site of a Polk family home and museum in Columbia, Tenn. Marine Le Pen of France Meets With Vladimir Putin in MoscowMs. Le Pen’s presidential campaign platform advocates closer ties with Mr. Putin, friendliness toward President Trump and rejection of the European Union. Jay Z and Weinstein Company to Produce Trayvon Martin ProjectsThe projects include a six-part documentary series and a film, both inspired by elements from two books about the teenager who was killed in 2012. More Recent Articles |
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