A Member of Britain’s Parliament Seized the Ceremonial Mace, and Confusion Reigned
The act of protest by a member of the House of Commons drew attention to the symbolic 17th-century object, and to the chaotic state of British politics.
Five Marines Declared Dead After Aviation Disaster
The Marines were declared dead six days after two American military planes crashed off the coast of Japan during a routine training exercise.
Brexit Vote Delayed: Your Tuesday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Targets of U.S. Sanctions Hire Lobbyists With Trump Ties to Seek Relief
Representing clients who face penalties from Washington is a lucrative new niche, especially for lobbyists who have links to the president or his administration.
Top U.S.O.C. Officials Failed to Act on Nassar Allegations, Report Says
A 233-page independent investigation detailed a lack of action by two top United States Olympic Committee officials. One, Alan Ashley, was fired on Monday.
The Presidency or Prison
What happens if re-election is Trump’s best hope of avoiding an indictment?
Mr. Mayor, Why No Outrage Over a Mother’s Brutal Arrest?
Days after the police yanked a baby from a woman in a welfare office, no clear word on why.
What’s Next, Mrs. May?
The only thing clear about Brexit is that there will be more confusion.
Newly Released Documents Detail Sandy Hook Shooter’s Troubled State of Mind
The gunman’s writings, school work and psychiatric records were among the documents detailed in stories published by The Hartford Courant.
To Protect Migrants From Police, a Dutch Church Service Never Ends
Pastors have sheltered a family of refugees by praying round the clock for six weeks — taking advantage of an obscure Dutch law and experimenting with their sermons.