Donald J. Trump planned to meet with the National Rifle Association after proposing a limitation on firearm sales.
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Tiara Parker was trapped inside a bathroom stall at the Pulse nightclub when she locked eyes with Omar Mateen. She was among those shot.
The gunman raged against the “filthy ways of the west” and spoke of “Islamic state vengeance,” a United States senator revealed.
With the president in Orlando, family members of those killed in earlier gun tragedies recall a leader who related to them as an emotional father.
Republicans offered support and sympathy for the massacre victims, but do not appear to budge on legal protections for gays.
Jo Cox, a member of Parliament from northern England representing the Labour Party, died after an attack in her district. A suspect is under arrest.
Hillary Clinton’s more aggressive stance is just one of several policy differences that could create challenges as the president begins campaigning for her.
Donald J. Trump campaign schedule is being driven by fund-raising needs, diverting his attention from states where Hillary Clinton is spending her time.
When it comes to deterring the low-level attacks that flow through European computer networks every week, NATO commanders do not seem prepared to take aggressive countermeasures.
Major corporations have largely steered clear of the marijuana industry, but as it grows inexorably more mainstream, Microsoft is entering the government compliance side of the business.
After more than four decades of hosting “A Prairie Home Companion,” which he created and which, in turn, created him, the public radio legend is retiring.
Lam Wing-kee, whose Hong Kong bookstore sold gossipy titles about China’s leadership, says he was detained at the border and kept in solitary custody by captors who wanted customers’ details.
Reza Zarrab, a gold trader from Turkey, had asked to be allowed to sign a $50 million bond to live in an apartment under 24-hour armed guard and GPS monitoring, all at his own expense.
“The Taming of the Shrew,” now at the Delacorte Theater, reminds women of their duty to their husbands. Here’s a take from a critic — and how some female directors view it.
The group stage of the European Championship is well underway. Here are the scenarios showing how teams can advance to the tournament’s knockout round.
A new Vietnamese restaurant in Astoria, Queens, simmers its pho with patience and attention to ingredients to achieve a tempered bowl of soup that is clear but lush.
There are only a few doctors left in Alabama who provide abortions. Yashica Robinson is one of them.
Brexit supporters want to “take back control.” But what will they be left with?
As Britain prepares to vote, memories of the communist collapse color Eastern Europeans’ expectations.
Melissa and Jesse Peretz watched the price drop on a Kensington house, and eventually put in a bid.
More buildings are offering creative bars — for coffee, wine or cocktails. Residents get a place to relax; developers gain a competitive edge.
