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New York Has Prepared Paul Manafort Charges If Trump Pardons Him
The district attorney sees a way to avoid double jeopardy protection.
Patriots Owner Kraft Charged in Florida Prostitution Sting
Kraft was one of several men being charged in a probe that spans multiple agencies.
Theresa May Faces Calls to Quit Within Three Months
The prime minister has pledged to stand down by the 2022 election.
Maduro's Troops Kill 2 as Opposition Tries to Open Borders
A group from the indigenous Pemon community tried to stop a convoy blocking a border crossing against humanitarian-aid shipments.
Opinion
Joe Nocera
Electrolux in Memphis, or How Not to Woo a Company
There’s a lesson here for cities and states about corporate subsidies.
Tara Lachapelle
Warren Buffett Owes Investors More Than a Memo This Year
He has an opportunity to explain his interest in tech and what Berkshire plans to do with all that cash.
Jonathan Bernstein
Why Trump's Polls Have Recovered Since the Shutdown
His approval ratings have bounced back from the trough of the shutdown, but they’re still among the lowest of any postwar president.
Mac Margolis
Venezuela Needs Solutions, Not Grandstanding
Outsiders who want to help should focus on the facts on the ground, not their political agendas.
Liam Denning
The Next Shale Fracker Revolution Has Begun
Having run out of ways to lure investors, the sector is turning to consolidation.
