Jan. 6 Panel Votes to Subpoena Trump as It Wraps Up Its Case

“He must be accountable,” the committee’s chairman said as it presented a sweeping summation of its findings. But the prospect of the former president testifying appeared unlikely.

Supreme Court Rejects Trump Request to Intervene in Documents Case

Without any noted dissents, the court issued a one-sentence statement that amounted to a rebuke to the former president.

Inflation Is Unrelenting, Bad News for the Fed and White House

Inflation rose quickly in September and a key measure accelerated to the fastest pace since 1982, underlining the persistence of price increases.

Western Nations Rush Defensive Systems to Ukraine to Counter Russian Missiles

Even with Soviet-era defensive weapons, the Ukrainians have been more than holding their own, but this week’s barrage prompted calls to better equip them.

Biden’s National Security Strategy Focuses on China, Russia and Democracy at Home

The document, which every new administration is required to issue, was delayed last winter as it became clear that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was imminent.

‘We Told the Truth’: Sandy Hook Families Win $1 Billion From Alex Jones

The Sandy Hook families leveraged personal stories, social media analysis and the Infowars fabulist’s lack of contrition to secure a major verdict.

Pressure Grows on the West to Speed Air-Defense Systems to Ukraine

After Russia bombarded civilian targets, G7 leaders pledged “undeterred and steadfast” financial and military support for Kyiv.

The Hunt to Arm Ukraine Leads to Difficult Choices

The U.S. and NATO are scouring the world for new sources of old weapons to send to Ukraine. But it risks as much peril for some nations as it does promise for Kyiv.

Biden Vows ‘Consequences’ for Saudi Arabia After Oil Production Cut

Angered by the kingdom’s decision to team up with Russia, President Biden signaled openness to retaliatory measures, including a halt to arms sales and allowing price-fixing lawsuits.

Putin Unleashes Barrage of Missiles on Ukrainian Civilian Areas

The Russian president tied the attack to a bombing of the bridge to Crimea, and vowed that more strikes would follow if Russian targets were hit again.

With Attacks on Ukraine, Putin Gives Hard-Liners What They Wanted

A sharp shift toward deadly strikes signaled that domestic pressure over Russia’s flailing war effort had escalated to the point where Vladimir Putin felt a decisive show of force was necessary.

‘Our Bubble Has Been Burst’: Older Storm Victims Face an Uncertain Future

Retirees displaced by Hurricane Ian confront a wrenching situation: At their age, remaking the lives they loved so much in Florida may not be possible.

Russia Launches Biggest Strikes on Ukraine in Months

Kyiv, Lviv and Other Cities Hit in Retaliation From Moscow

• Attacks on more than 10 cities appeared to target civilian areas and energy facilities as winter approaches.
• At least 5 people were killed in Kyiv, where explosions sent residents scrambling for shelter during the morning rush hour.

Some Russian hawks say the attacks are a sign that the Kremlin is escalating the war.

Why Little-Noticed State Legislative Races Could Be Hugely Consequential

Races in state legislatures are often quiet and turn on local issues like roads or schools. But a Supreme Court case could give these legislative bodies nearly absolute power over federal elections.