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- Breaking: Pete Rose and "Shoeless" Joe Jackson have been posthumously reinstated by Major League Baseball, making them eligible for the Hall of Fame
- Exclusive: A House GOP plan to cut Medicaid spending includes work requirements but not deeper reductions some fiscal hawks demanded
- Small-business owners facing steep China tariffs are laying off staff and withdrawing personal savings, trying to hold on and hoping for a trade deal
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has emerged as one of the Democratic Party’s leading voices. But some worry she will turn off the centrist voters needed to win competitive races.
- As the price of a dozen eggs surged past $6, our reporter headed to Mississippi to find out what was going on.
- Exclusive: The longtime Los Angeles home of the late record-producer and composer Quincy Jones—complete with a home recording studio—is going on the market for $59.995 million
- Exclusive: Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft struck a deal with President Trump last month intended to secure the future of New York’s oldest law firm. Instead the pact is backfiring, adding to an exodus of lawyers that has placed the firm on uncertain footing.
- This conclave is one of the most unpredictable for decades. Get to know the key players and factions as the cardinals of the Catholic Church decide on its next pope.
- India hit Pakistan on Wednesday with military strikes in retaliation for a deadly militant attack on tourists in Kashmir, intensifying a confrontation between the nuclear-armed neighbors
- Not even out of high school yet, these shop students are already landing job offers in skilled trades that pay $70,000 a year
