Suspect in Minnesota Lawmaker Killing Arrested After Manhunt

Vance Luther Boelter is taken into custody after two-day search

Israel Has Struck a Blow to Iran’s Nuclear Program—But It Isn’t Yet a Knockout

Israel has damaged critical nuclear infrastructure and killed scientists, but Tehran’s most formidable enrichment plant remains

How a Once-Resistant Trump Decided to Back Israel’s Attacks on Iran

Trump sought to persuade Israel to delay its military operation, but he shifted course after the strikes began.

On Display at D.C.’s Parade: Tanks, Drones and the Military’s Identity Crisis

The U.S. Army is struggling with technological change, recruitment and a new remit that includes dealing with civilian unrest on American soil. Will a display of might on President Trump’s birthday help?

Seeking the Dalai Lama’s Blessing, a Tibetan Monk Sets Out to Flee China

Dreaming of glimpsing the Dalai Lama, a taboo figure for Beijing, a Buddhist monk embarks on a dangerous journey

How Does One Person Survive a Plane Crash?

The lone survivor of Air India Flight 171 was seated in an exit-row window seat

In Twist, U.S. Diplomacy Served as Cover for Israeli Surprise Attack

Talks seen as a way to keep the peace gave Israel the opportunity to land heavy military blows

Chinese AI Companies Dodge U.S. Chip Curbs by Flying Suitcases of Hard Drives Abroad

Engineers carry data to countries where Nvidia chips are available, frustrating Washington’s aims

How Much Should the World’s Richest Man Get Paid?

Tesla must decide how to pay Elon Musk, who has demanded a bigger stake and whose last package has been thrown out

Newsom Leans Into L.A. Unrest to Position Himself as Leader of Opposition

California governor’s presidential prospects hang in the balance as he defends Los Angeles from ‘authoritarian overreach’

Los Angeles Mayor Imposes Curfew for Parts of Downtown in Wake of Protests

Trump defends decision to use military in city before audience at Fort Bragg

A Flawed Attempt at Delivering Gaza Aid Led to a Wave of Deaths

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation was created to get food quickly to those who need it most. It soon ran into trouble.

U.S. Agencies Tracked Foreigners Traveling to See Musk

Homeland Security and the Justice Department kept tabs on foreign nationals visiting Musk’s properties in 2022 and 2023, reflecting concerns about influence.

Remembering Sly Stone, a Fiery Funk Frontman

The boundary-breaking, fashion-forward leader of Sly & the Family Stone, who has died at age 82, made an indelible impact on music through his soulful, socially conscious records of the 1960s and ’70s.

The Punch That Launched Trump’s War on American Universities

Threats to withhold billions in federal research funds to punish campuses grew heated after a 2019 altercation left a man with a black eye

Warner Discovery Splits Cable From Marquee Streaming, Studio Businesses

The entertainment company is contending with a hefty debt load and a sagging stock price

Marines Are Deploying to L.A. Area in Wake of ICE Protests

Roughly 700 are being dispatched to protect federal personnel and property over the objections of Gov. Newsom

L.A. Gears Up for Another Day of ICE Protests

Demonstrators clashed with police downtown over the weekend, with crowds spilling onto a highway and setting fire to driverless cars

L.A. Protests Stretch Into Third Night After Chaotic Sunday

Protesters clashed with police downtown, with crowds spilling onto a highway and demonstrators setting fire to driverless cars

What to Know About the Los Angeles Protests and Trump’s Response

President Trump ordered National Guard troops to the area following clashes over immigration enforcement operations