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Trump Order Set to Ban Transgender Girls and Women From Female School Sports

The NCAA has indicated it will move rapidly to change its rules in the face of such an order

Musk Moves With Lightning Speed to Exert Control Over the Government

The billionaire’s representatives gained access to a Treasury Department payment system and sensitive documents at USAID

EU Must Accept Transactional Global Relationships, Commission Chief Von Der Leyen Says

‘This is a world where we can’t take take much for granted,’ she said.

Cocaine-Funded Gangs Shake Colombia Years After Peace Pact

Attacks by powerful militias against civilians reflect state’s inaction after peace accord removed powerful rebel group from field

Inside the Chaotic Run-Up to Trump’s Tariff U-Turn

The past 48 hours of tariff policies have stunned markets and boardrooms across the world

Rubio Calls ‘Status Quo’ at Panama Canal Unacceptable, as Trump Renews Vow to Seize It

Panamanian officials offer concessions on Rubio’s first overseas stop, but say they cannot negotiate on control of the waterway

The Biggest Grammys Moments, From Beyoncé’s Album of the Year Win to Chappell Roan and Kendrick Lamar

Beyoncé finally gets the top prize, Chappell Roan wins best new artist and Kendrick Lamar earns multiple big awards for ‘Not Like Us’

Trump Immigration Orders Fracture Church Sanctuary Movement

Across the U.S., some pastors are standing firm while others are retreating as ICE gains new access to sacred spaces

They Cared for Each Other Into Their 80s. Then He Shot Her and Killed Himself.

The strain of caregiving likely plays a role in murder-suicides among older adults, say researchers

Moscow Has $2 Billion Stuck at JPMorgan. The U.S. Isn’t Sure What to Do With It.

The money was frozen after payments alarmed Justice Department investigators who found Russia, Turkey used nuclear plant to sidestep U.S. sanctions.

Trump Slaps Tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China in Opening Salvo of Trade War

There will be no exemptions to the levies, a senior administration official says.

Venezuela Agrees to Accept Migrants in Deal Paving Way for Deportations, Trump Says

Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans have fled the country’s economic conditions and repression in recent years

Are Some Ultra-Processed Foods OK? New Study Has Answers

Researchers are digging into exactly what can make packaged food unhealthy

Why Getting Greenland’s Mineral Riches Won’t Be Easy

Enormous island’s harsh climate, limited infrastructure have kept its rare earths inaccessible

Trump Threatens Widening Trade War as First Tariffs Loom Saturday

On eve of expected Mexico-Canada-China duties, president says he will impose sector-based levies on chips, pharmaceuticals and more

She Wrote a Racy Book. Now She’s Worried Her Son Will Find It

Anna David edited her novel to hide the original from her child. She’s part of an era of tell-all writers now worried about their children reading their books.

Washington’s Jam-Packed Airspace Has Prompted Warnings for Years

Lawmakers have lobbied to add flights, while pilots have complained about the presence of military and other aircraft

Toyota Remains World’s Top Automaker Despite Selling Fewer Cars in 2024

Its group worldwide sales dropped 3.7% to 10.8 million vehicles in 2024

Israel Breaks With U.N. Agency Critical to Gaza’s Aid Flow

Legislation threatening deliveries for Palestinians goes into effect Thursday

Trump Doubles Down on Proposal to Relocate Palestinians From Gaza

U.S. president is pushing Egypt and Jordan to take in refugees. Arab states are opposed.