China’s commerce ministry publicly rebuked the Biden administration’s efforts to push TikTok’s Chinese ownership to sell the app or face a possible ban in the United States.
If the White House can’t force a sale, that would effectively leave it with two options to resolve concerns about the company.
Representative Jamaal Bowman of New York says the drive to ban TikTok stems from anti-China “hysteria.” His Democratic colleagues disagree.
The grand jury examining the former president’s role in a hush-money payment typically does not hear testimony about the inquiry on Thursdays, making an indictment unlikely before next week.
Amid a national crisis over a planned judicial overhaul, Parliament approved a bill protecting the prime minister from being declared unfit to govern.
Vehicle seizures have been used to combat street racing and other crimes, but critics say that even people not convicted of a crime have been left for months without their cars.
The strange, twisting tale of Bradford Boobis and the nephew who has spent 50 years trying to make his painting public once again.
For now, they are holding on with inferior Soviet-era tanks, but relish the idea of taking on the Russians with modern Western battle tanks.
As a water shortage ballooned into a crisis in Jackson, Miss., the leak grew bigger and bigger, gouging out a swimming pool-size crater in the earth.
We are called to endure what I call the inconvenience of the necessary, a point at which something is morally right but the political timing is problematic.
The best way to support student-athletes is to ensure that they are students first.
I won awards covering Iraq but my Iraqi colleague lost everything.
Things are getting Stormy.
U.S. officials say TikTok is a national security risk. They’re trying to turn it into their advantage.
A.O. Scott discusses how American cinema has evolved over his 23 years at The New York Times.
Both parents and the striking school district employees are on the same side of the economic divide in one of the nation’s most expensive cities.
A real estate agent, who is white, is suing his former employer in part because he says he was fired for speaking up about the treatment of his colleague, who is Black.
Sponsor cites better cars, better roads — and drivers accustomed to zipping along. But the data suggests raising the speed limit has fatal consequences.
Labor unions are hoping for a show of strength after President Emmanuel Macron insisted that the new legal retirement age of 64 would be enforced, despite its deep unpopularity.
Tim and Sue Soar have toiled for decades to maintain their medieval estate and not go broke. They can’t take it much longer. But will it sell?
Our columnist reviews the day’s puzzle. Warning: contains spoilers!