David McCormick’s Financial Disclosures in Senate Race Reveal His Wealth
The Republican Senate candidate’s financial disclosure statement depicts a wealthy man comfortable walking the halls of power. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
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Biden Administration May Appeal Mask Mandate Ruling
If the C.D.C. decides there is a public health basis for trying to reinstate and extend the mask mandate, the Justice Department will swiftly file an appeal. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
Fearing a Trump Repeat, Jan. 6 Panel Considers Changes to Insurrection Act
The 1807 law allows a president to deploy American troops inside the country to put down a rebellion. Lawmakers fear it could be abused by a future president trying to stoke one. Send any friend a story As a subscriber,…
Biden Administration Says It May Appeal Public Transportation Mask Mandate Ruling
The Department of Justice in Washington. WASHINGTON — The Biden administration announced on Tuesday that it intends to appeal a Florida judge’s ruling that struck down a federal mask requirement on airplanes, trains, buses and other public transportation — if…
Biden Says It’s ‘Up to Them’ Whether Americans Want to Wear Masks
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta on Tuesday. The White House is encouraging Americans to continue to wear masks on public transportation. WASHINGTON — President Biden said on Tuesday that Americans should decide for themselves whether to wear masks, undercutting efforts…
Democratic Dollars Flow Once Again to Likely Lost Causes
New fund-raising figures show emerging Democratic stars like Marcus Flowers in Georgia and Gary Chambers Jr. in Louisiana, with no clear path to victory. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have 10 gift articles to give each…
Is fossil hydrogen on its death bed?
Large amounts of fossil gas are needed to produce fossil hydrogen (Photo: National Renewable Energy Lab) The gas industry portrays fossil hydrogen — also known as ‘blue’ hydrogen  
EU urged to step up curbs on foreign spyware
The EU has been urged to step up its actions to prevent politicians, journalists, and activists from being hacked by foreign spyware following new revelations of politicians targeted by the controversial Pegasus software. The phones of dozens of prominent Catalan…
Macron and Le Pen adopt opposing strategies ahead of election run-off
With five days to go before the final run-off of the French presidential election, the two remaining candidates are adopting opposing strategies as far-right candidate Marine Le Pen wants to be viewed as ‘presidential material’ while President Emmanuel Macron aims…
To face the Russian threat, Europeans need to spend together – not side by side
If European states are to make good on their promises to protect their interests and their continent, they will need to stand side by side, but invest together, write a group of scientific advisers to the Armament Industry European Research…