In India’s Election, Ailing Congress Party Is Unlikely to Find Its Miracle
NEW DELHI — For much of India’s history since independence from British rule, the Indian National Congress dominated the country’s political scene. Even when its
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As McGahn Prepares to Defy Subpoena, Democrats’ Anger Swells
WASHINGTON — The House Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday morning is expected to feature an empty chair — and a full measure of Democratic rage.
Emmanuel Macron’s Grand Ambitions Are at Stake in European Elections
“A strong Europe is a condition of our sovereignty and I can see that this bothers Mr. Bannon and Mr. Trump,” Prime Minister Edouard Philippe
With Joko Widodo’s Re-Election, Indonesia Bucks Global Tilt Toward Strongmen
MANDALIKA, Indonesia — The woman threw herself on the road in front of the motorcade, forcing the vehicle with the license plate “Indonesia 1” to
Warriors Sweep Blazers to Reach Their 5th Straight N.B.A. Finals
SCOTT CACCIOLA PORTLAND, Ore. — The Golden State Warriors’ season has not been a straight line. They have coped with injuries, behind-the-scenes squabbles, fatigue and
Lawmakers Break Ramadan Fast on Capitol Hill
WASHINGTON — As the House’s day wound to a close on Monday, a sumptuous feast was being laid out in the Capitol Visitor Center. Dates,
Niki Lauda, Formula One Road Warrior Who Pushed Limits, Dies at 70
ROBERT D. McFADDEN In 1969, he began racing in earnest, and won eight races at a low level of competition. Over the next few years,
On Politics: Secrecy Fight Between Trump and Congress Escalates
Good Tuesday morning. Here are some of the stories making news in Washington and politics today. _____________________ • The fight over President Trump’s stonewalling of
Big Question at the Hockey World Championship: Who’s No. 1 (in the Draft)?
JULIE ROBENHYMER KOSICE, Slovakia — The debate over whether Jack Hughes of the United States or Kaapo Kakko of Finland should be the No. 1
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Austria’s chaos deepens The far-right Freedom Party pulled out its remaining ministers and cast adrift important parts of the government. The fresh turmoil came as