Erika Kirk, Who Helped Build a Movement at Her Husband’s Side, Takes Center Stage

Couple had emphasized her duties in the home, but after Charlie Kirk’s death she is taking on a much bigger public role

Trump to Deploy National Guard to D.C., Take Over City’s Police Department

‘We’re going to take our capital back,’ Trump said

Fight Over Epstein Disclosures Brings House to a Standstill

Justice Department also seeks to interview disgraced financier’s jailed associate Ghislaine Maxwell as calls for transparency into the matter persist

Food Banks Are Running Out of Food Exactly When More Americans Will Need Them

‘The most challenging situation I’ve seen in 17 years.’ Cuts to food stamps and other federal programs mean some people go home hungry.

How Abortion Bans Are Affecting Where Women Live and Work

Three years after the fall of Roe v. Wade, abortion bans have driven residents from some states, one study finds

They’re in the Top 10% of Earners. They Still Don’t Feel Rich.

By many measures, the most affluent Americans are thriving. But $250,000 doesn’t mean what they thought it would.

Europe Is Recruiting Academics Disenchanted With America

U.K., France, among others have set up funds to help U.S. researchers relocate to the continent

Trump Pushes Global Trade War Back to the Top of His Agenda

President rolls out new deadline, rates and letters

Harvard Violated Students’ Civil Rights, Trump Administration Finds

White House threatens university with ‘loss of all federal financial resources’

Trump Administration Weighs Eliminating Funds for Hospitals Offering Gender Care to Minors

Mehmet Oz, a top federal health official, leads efforts to crack down on the treatments for young people

From Arrest to Removal: How the Deportation Process Works

President Trump has moved to fulfill a campaign pledge by accelerating deportation efforts, in part with the controversial use of a wartime law to expedite removals. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement data show a higher pace of arrests since Trump took office, but a slightly slower pace for deportations than in the final year of […]

Elite Universities Form Private Collective to Resist Trump Administration

Separate from public dissent, group of school leaders strategize behind scenes about how to respond and push back against White House

Young Women Are Starting to Recession-Proof Their Lives

America’s biggest consumer spenders are skipping manicures and Ubers, as worries about the economy increase

As Catholic Church Enters New Era, Conservative U.S. Members Push It Right

The conservative wing is reviving old practices and ​growing more assertive in the battle for the future of the Church—and the nation

The Democrats Who Are Fighting—and Winning—Against Trump in Court

State attorneys general have brought 11 lawsuits against the president and his administration; strategy carries political risk

Europe Confronts Reality That Vance’s Hostility Is More Than Just a Show

Vice president has taken an aggressive stance, sparking fears for the trans-Atlantic alliance