The White House, Congress, the military and the intelligence agencies see the war as a lesson in failed policymaking, one deeply absorbed if not thoroughly learned.

An early-morning social media post amounted to a starter?s gun for Republican officials: Many raced to the former president?s side, denouncing a Democratic prosecutor investigating him.

The effort previews how an indictment would jolt the still-nascent race for the Republican presidential nomination ? and perhaps already has.

A lab leak was once dismissed by many as a conspiracy theory. But the idea is gaining traction, even as evidence builds that the virus emerged from a market.

The Florida governor, who had refrained for days from weighing in on the potential indictment of his likely 2024 rival, accused the Manhattan district attorney of political motivations.

Jeffery Woodke, an American aid worker abducted in Niger by militants, was released after more than six years in captivity. A second hostage was also released: Olivier Dubois, a French journalist who disappeared in April 2021.

An unexpected decline in the price of an essential battery material, along with those of other commodities, is good news for buyers. But experts disagree on how long low prices will last.

Two criminal defendants have asked the Supreme Court to decide whether remote testimony against them violated the Sixth Amendment?s confrontation clause.

The Federal Reserve will decide whether and by how much to raise interest rates this week at a moment when its path ahead is newly fraught.

Twenty years after the U.S. invaded Iraq, a veteran Times correspondent and photographer asked Iraqis about growing up in wartime, and about their hopes now.

Prosecutors in New York, Georgia and the Justice Department face complex choices about what crimes to charge if they decide to indict Donald Trump.

The United Nations-affiliated agency faces pressure from some member nations to greenlight ocean mining ? and from others to slow it down.

The U.S. is reprising its playbook in Ukraine, where it has used classified information to expose plans by Russia. Next target: Chad.

The bank was using an incorrect model as it assessed its own risks amid rising interest rates, and spent much of 2022 under a supervisory review.

Nikki Haley and Senator Tim Scott, vying for Republican support for 2024 in their home state, attended a South Carolina conservative forum on Saturday.

Chinese officials say Xi Jinping?s upcoming trip to Moscow is a peace mission. But U.S. and European officials say he aims to bolster Vladimir V. Putin.

A prominent Texas politician said he unwittingly took part in a 1980 tour of the Middle East with a clandestine agenda.

As the families seek more than $1.4 billion awarded by courts for Mr. Jones?s lies, a New York Times review shows he is transferring millions of dollars to family and friends, potentially out of reach of creditors.

His indictment by a Manhattan grand jury is expected, but its timing is unclear.

As former Vice President Mike Pence visits the state on Saturday, Iowa has become pivotal for possible Republican presidential contenders, and for Donald Trump in particular.

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