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The authorities said Lt. Col. Arnaud Beltrame had traded himself for a hostage held by the gunman, who claimed to be acting on behalf of the Islamic State.
The directive essentially bans service members from identifying as transgender, but it also largely gives the Pentagon the ability to make exceptions.
Here is a roundup of some recent pieces for you weekend reading, including several on the debate over gun laws.
John Bolton, the next national security adviser, is likely to reinforce Mr. Trump’s instincts to dump the Iran nuclear deal and to confront North Korea, raising fears of instability.
Federal marshals described how they located and took down the suspect of a weekslong bombing campaign in Austin.
Company documents obtained by The New York Times show Uber was becoming more aggressive with its autonomous car research, even as the technology faltered.
Here are six of the biggest stories driving American politics this week.
The suspects worked at the Mabna Institute, a contractor for the Iranian government, which benefited from the sensitive information obtained in the hacks, officials said.
Mark Conditt, the suspect in a series of deadly bombings in Austin, left behind evidence of potential future targets before he killed himself.
The president said he signed the bill, which he denigrated as “crazy,” because it increased military spending. He also complained that it failed to address immigration issues and a border wall.
Perhaps the most devastating blow anyone can suffer is to lose a child. In the Central African Republic it happens all the time. Welcome to the world's most neglected crisis.
Mr. Reynolds, still a “rascal” at 82, talks about his latest film, “The Last Movie Star,” loosely based on his own life, and his action-star heyday.
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
In a lengthy television interview, Ms. McDougal said she was hurt when the president offered her money after sex, but added that they ended up in love.
