Suspects in Khashoggi Case Had Ties to Saudi Crown Prince
Links between Prince Mohammed and at least four suspects in the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi may make it harder to advance a “rogue killers” explanation.
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16 Ekim 2018
Pompeo, Politics, Charlottesville: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
Asia and Australia Edition: Xinjiang, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia: Your Wednesday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
With a House Takeover, Democrats Could Get Trump’s Tax Returns. Would They?
An obscure provision in the tax code dating to the Teapot Dome scandal allows Congress to retrieve tax returns. But with President Trump, it almost certainly would be a fight.
Khashoggi Disappearance May Disrupt Trump Administration’s Plans to Squeeze Iran
The White House plans new sanctions against Iran in less than three weeks. The problem? Saudi Arabia is key to the pressure campaign.
Resigned or Determined? After Kavanaugh, Women Are Pulled in Opposite Directions
An outpouring of comments from opponents of the confirmation pose a question: Will the main result be resignation and withdrawal, or activism and engagement?
As a Team Owner, Paul Allen Liked to Do the Math on Winning
He was that kind of owner. He kept abreast of his teams and was even in the war room of the Trail Blazers’ draft day.
Paul G. Allen, Microsoft’s Co-Founder, Is Dead at 65
Mr. Allen and Bill Gates started the company in 1975, helping to usher in the personal computing revolution. He died after a recurrence of cancer.
Saudis Issued Dire Warnings Against U.S. Sanctions. But How Much Leverage Do They Have?
The Saudis have a powerful tool in their ability to raise oil prices but are loathe to use it. And they could not easily switch to China or Russia for defense.
DealBook: When Business Executives Become Reluctant Statesmen
Without a strong stance from Washington to give them cover, top executives have been on their own dealing with Saudi Arabia, a country that has shown itself capable of holding a grudge.
She Founded Me Too. Now She Wants to Move Past the Trauma.
One year after #MeToo upended Hollywood and politics, Tarana Burke talks about the movement’s future, the #HimToo backlash and advice for survivors.
April Bloomfield Breaks Her Silence About Harassment at Her Restaurants
The Spotted Pig chef finally speaks about her role in the abuse scandal that has enveloped her and her partner, Ken Friedman.
Republicans Are Suddenly Running Ads on Pre-existing Conditions. But How Accurate Are They?
It’s a sign of the issue’s importance that several candidates in close races are feeling pressure to respond.
Domestic Violence Awareness Hasn’t Caught Up With #MeToo. Here’s Why.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline has seen a 30 percent increase in volume, a spike related, in part, to #MeToo. So why hasn’t the public conversation taken off?
California Today: California Today: John Cox on How He Would Solve the Housing Crisis
Tuesday: A Q&A with the Republican candidate for governor, Stormy Daniels’s lawsuit is dismissed, and the San Bernardino police lure a pig with Doritos.
Pompeo Seeks Answers From Saudi King on Jamal Khashoggi Case
The secretary of state met with top officials in Riyadh amid international outrage over the reported killing of Mr. Khashoggi, a critic of the Saudi leadership.
Is It Possible to Be an Anti-Abortion Democrat? One Woman Tried to Find Out
In Missouri, where Democrats’ fortunes have been dwindling for years, party members are trying to figure out how to win back voters.
New York Today: New York Today: Flu Season Returns
Tuesday: Preparing for influenza, and “Germ City.”
Saudi Arabia, Paul Allen, N.B.A.: Your Tuesday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
‘You Are Still Black’: Charlottesville’s Racial Divide Hinders Students
The New York Times and ProPublica examined the Charlottesville, Va., school system, which has one of the biggest racial gaps in the country.
Europe Edition: Saudi Arabia, Brexit, Meghan Markle: Your Tuesday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Democrats Surge Ahead of Republicans in Fund-Raising for Key Races
Democrats outraised their Republican opponents in 32 of the closest 45 House races, $154 million to $108 million, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
Showdown in Georgia Governor’s Race Reflects a Larger Fight Over Voting Rights
The uproar over voting seems almost an inevitable development in the race, which pits two candidates on opposite sides of the nation’s voting wars.