The president has stacked his administration with crusaders who have spent their careers challenging corporate consolidation.

The deal appears to be the latest effort by the Iraqi prime minister to balance the needs and demands of the country’s two closest allies: the United States and Iran.

Anita Dunn, who is returning to her Democratic consulting company next month, has long faced questions about how her influence in the White House intersects with her company’s corporate work.

The Pentagon said it was defending allied Somali forces from afar in the latest drone attack against Shabab fighters.

The justices should be less central to our politics and our constitutional order.

A desire to crack down on tax cheats is overshadowed by years of G.O.P. resentment toward the agency.

Readers urge Donald Trump to persuade the vaccine holdouts. Also: Prosecuting rapists; the appeal of Texas; Republicans and Jan. 6; China crackdown; higher education.

Mr. McAuliffe easily won the Democratic nomination for the Virginia governor’s race in June, hoping to return to the office four years after he served his term.

The president’s economic plan would risk making inflation worse.

The renewed sense of urgency was aimed at millions of people who have not yet been vaccinated and therefore are most likely to be infected.

The president is increasingly at odds with leaders of the voting rights movement, who see a contrast between his soaring language and his willingness to push Congress to pass federal legislation.

The renewed sense of urgency was aimed at millions of people who have not yet been vaccinated and therefore are most likely to be infected.

The clock is ticking.

Kaseya said the key was “effective at unlocking victims.” How the company obtained the key was a mystery.

Among those facing the human rights sanctions are Cuba’s defense minister and special forces troops who swept up protesters in a wave of arrests larger than any other crackdown over the last few years, if not decades.

The White House-Facebook coronavirus battle distracts us from the real problem: We don’t agree on anything.

Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon is delaying a hearing until the administration answers questions about the response to last year’s unrest in Portland.

The decision not to seek the death penalty in federal cases around the country has raised defense lawyers’ hopes that the administration may end the practice.

“I don’t want the debate to only be about whether or not we have a filibuster,” the president said at a CNN town hall.

The president also said he expected children under the age of 12, who are not currently eligible to receive the vaccine, would be approved to get it on an emergency basis “soon, I believe.”

The president also defended his opposition to eliminating the Senate filibuster, even though it is being used to block voting rights legislation he has championed.