Easy-to-use technology straight from Moscow for any aspiring strongman — at a low price. Continue reading Russia Is Teaching the World to Spy

The agreement could help tens of thousands of residents rebuild while helping to resolve the utility’s bankruptcy. Continue reading PG&E Reaches $13.5 Billion Deal With Wildfire Victims

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other critics of an earlier proposal said a move to add offices in Manhattan proved them right. Continue reading Amazon Grows in New York, Reviving Debate Over Abandoned Queens Project

Shootings in Pensacola and Pearl Harbor reflect the rising tide of gun violence at military bases. Continue reading On Military Bases, the Dangers Increasingly Come From the Inside

The stay came three days after a lower court had ordered Deutsche Bank and Capital One to turn over President Trump’s financial records to Congress. Continue reading Release of Trump’s Banking Records Delayed by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

We’ll always have Paris. But please spare us the wealth tax. Continue reading America Doesn’t Need France’s Economy

A fact-based story starring Samuel L. Jackson and Anthony Mackie was supposed to hit theaters Friday. Then a complaint by a relative of the film’s hero gave Apple second thoughts. Continue reading Why Apple Scrapped the Release of Its Oscar Contender, ‘The Banker’

The president said Friday night on Twitter that he was temporarily putting off the designation at the request of the president of Mexico. Continue reading Trump Says He Will Delay Terrorist Designation for Mexican Cartels

Authorities were trying to determine whether the shooting that killed three and injured eight others was an act of terrorism. Continue reading Saudi Trainee Kills 3 in Shooting at Florida Naval Base

Mr. Trump could find himself in 2020 presiding over a record-long economic expansion while defending his fitness to hold office. Continue reading With Impeachment Unfolding Amid a Booming Economy, What Will Voters Prioritize?