New York Times

The first lady’s jacket started a fashion trend.

President Trump’s Middle East adviser told a Palestinian newspaper that the U.S. would roll out its peace plan even if the Palestinian leader remained on the sidelines.

Ms. Warren and President Trump were both campaigning for Senate candidates in Nevada Saturday, but their fast-burning exchange had the feel of a 2020 presidential campaign confrontation.

On a visit to Nevada, President Trump delivered a blunt message he has repeated at rallies for weeks: “We need more Republicans.”

The encounter, at a restaurant in Virginia, was the latest instance in which a White House official was singled out for President Trump’s policies.

The Republican candidate for the House underwent major surgery after the two-car crash, which killed the driver of the other vehicle, officials said.

How trade disputes play out will vary depending on the product and how hard it is to find a workaround. But tariffs on more countries mean more economic risk.

With the president’s approval rating at 90 percent among Republicans, many supporters say they defend Mr. Trump even with some misgivings because they feel criticism of him is constantly overblown.

Five years ago, the Supreme Court struck down a key part of the landmark Voting Rights Act. Since then, Alabama has enacted a slew of restrictive voting laws and policies.

The Pentagon has been cool to the president’s order to create a sixth military branch. But some lawmakers and aerospace experts, citing threats from Russia and China, say a case could be made for one.

The reality of a vastly complicated bureaucratic system is colliding head-on with President Trump’s shoot-from-the-hip use of executive power.

This week, the country was consumed with the plight of migrant children being detained and separated from their parents. Here’s what happened in Washington and at the southern border — and some links to other political news if you want to read further.

The Trump administration has begun granting a handful of exclusions from its steel and aluminum tariffs, but the slow, opaque process still has nearly 20,000 applications waiting.

Business owners who are the targets of other nations’ retaliatory tariffs are worried now that President Trump’s offensive will wind up hurting them.

After 17 months in office, President Trump has yet to seal many major deals on trade, security, health care, immigration or gun control.

Statements made by Seth Grossman, a Republican candidate for a House seat in New Jersey, have prompted potential party allies to abandon him.

The president’s remarks, delivered with relatives of those killed by undocumented immigrants, came two days after he signed an executive order to keep together families detained at the border.

An extension of a national emergency over the threat came days after President Trump announced that “everybody can now feel much safer” after his meeting with Kim Jong-un.

President Trump accused Democrats and the news media of not paying attention to stories of Americans whose loved ones were killed by undocumented immigrants.