Democrats see a potential opening in President Trump's renewal of attempts to kill Obamacare and to enact cuts to health-care spending and other popular programs.
Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's report, with parts redacted, will be sent to Congress by "mid-April, if not sooner," Attorney General William P. Barr wrote to lawmakers.
By Devlin Barrett and Karoun Demirjian · Read more
The California lawmaker emerged after the 2016 election as the leading Democratic voice questioning whether Donald Trump conspired with Russia to throw the election in his favor.
A year ago, Israel's use of lethal force against protesters who gathered on the border sparked international outrage. Health authorities were bracing for more bloodshed from Saturday's rally.
Food shortages, power outages, crippling inflation and a socialist state near collapse have brought misery to most Venezuelans, but they haven't given up hope.
By Jon Gerberg and Michael Robinson Chavez · Read more
In an era of generally warming ties between the Trump administration and Moscow, Russia's deepening involvement in Venezuela is creating a flash point by challenging the U.S. effort to force President Nicolás Maduro from office.
By Mariana Zuñiga, Anthony Faiola and Anton Troianovski · Read more
The Russian gun rights activist is scheduled to be sentenced April 26 for conspiring with a senior Russian official to infiltrate conservative American groups as an undeclared agent for the Kremlin.
Scientists working in North Dakota found fossils of fish that died within the first minutes or hours after an asteroid smashed into Earth, according to a new paper that has sparked tremendous excitement among paleontologists.
Although collegians' choice of a major can shape the rest of their lives, research shows their picks can be swayed by something as simple as scheduling a particular class too early in the morning.
We should be having conversations that are deeper than the uncomplicated rage directed at Maryann White, who wrote a letter to the student newspaper arguing that young women have a "leggings problem."
Paige Winfield Cunningham on Obamacare and the recent Justice Department efforts to overturn it. Carlos Lozada on lessons learned from past reports on presidential conduct. Plus, Anton Troianovski on a celebrity turned politician in Ukraine.
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