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business
Trump’s Flip-Flop on Strait of Hormuz Fees Raises New Risks
The president now wants Gulf nations to invest in the U.S. in exchange for safe passage. Shipping industry experts worry other nations will follow that lead.
By Jenny Gross
us
‘We Love Iraq,’ Trump Tells New Prime Minister in Oval Office Meeting
The meeting comes as President Trump’s administration has been ratcheting up pressure on Baghdad to diminish Iran’s influence in Iraq.
By Maggie Haberman and Erika Solomon
world
Office of Iran’s Former Leader Denies a New York Times Report on an Israeli Plot to Elevate Him
The Times reported that Israel had planned to reinstall Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran’s leader after the war.
By Lynsey Chutel and Sanam Mahoozi
us
Trump Paid $2 Million by South Korean Company Facing Trade Investigation
The payment illustrates the minefield Mr. Trump has created by maintaining personal financial ties with foreign businesses while he is in office.
By Eric Lipton and John Yoon
us
‘I Am Frustrated’: Emails Show Blanche’s Role in Trump’s Retribution Campaign
The cooperation of Todd Blanche will be a flashpoint in his confirmation hearing to be attorney general on Wednesday.
By Glenn Thrush
nyregion
Mahmoud Khalil Accuses Trump Officials of Conspiring Against Him
Mr. Khalil will now have to convince a judge that the defendants coordinated to take action against him and other pro-Palestinian activists.
By Jonah E. Bromwich
us
ICE Ordered to Cease Most Vehicle Stops After 2 Killings in a Week
Agents fatally shot a man in Houston and another in coastal Maine, both in their vehicles. The killings were the latest in a string of ICE shootings during President Trump’s second term.
By Madeleine Ngo, Hamed Aleaziz and Zolan Kanno-Youngs
us
What We Know About the ICE Shooting in Maine
A federal immigration agent shot and killed a man in a car on Monday morning in Biddeford, Maine. It was the second fatal encounter in a week involving an agent and a person in a vehicle.
By Madaleine Rubin
us
Witnesses Say ICE Fired Fatal Shot Into Open Passenger Window in Houston
A congresswoman and a lawyer relayed witness accounts that diverge from Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s version of the fatal encounter.
By Orlando Mayorquín, Robin Stein and Devon Lum
us
Man in Florida Fatally Hit by Truck While Fleeing ICE, Official Says
Details about what exactly happened at a gas station in St. Augustine before the man was hit were unclear Tuesday.
By David Ovalle and Hamed Aleaziz
us
Takeaways From Rare Congressional Testimony by Two Supreme Court Justices
Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett, the first Supreme Court justices to testify since 2019, talked about ethics and security threats during a collegial hearing.
By Ann E. Marimow
nyregion
E. Jean Carroll Receives $5.6 Million Payment From Trump in Civil Case
A federal jury found President Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming Ms. Carroll. He exhausted his appeals last month, prompting a judge to order that the money be paid.
By Ed Shanahan and Jonah E. Bromwich
arts
A Beastie Boy Returns to the Mic, With Some Help
Thanks to an assist from his sons, Mike D is set to release “Thank You,” the first new music from a member of the pioneering rap trio in 15 years.
By Ben Sisario and Ryan Lowry
us
Lindsey Graham’s Death Revives Debate Over Aging Congress
The sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham has revived criticism of an increasingly aging Congress and the norms that reward seniority and tenure.
By Elena Shao
business
Big Banks Smash Earnings Records, but ‘Tectonic’ Risks Loom
The quarterly results reflect the dichotomy between geopolitical uncertainty and the stable American economy.
By Rob Copeland and Stacy Cowley
business
Warsh Reiterates Fed’s Pledge to Get Inflation Down but Doesn’t Specify How
Kevin M. Warsh, in his first testimony to Congress as chairman of the Federal Reserve, did not shed light on whether he supported higher interest rates to tame price pressures.
By Colby Smith
business
Inflation Slowed During Pause in War With Iran
The Consumer Price Index fell to a 3.5 percent annual increase in June, and prices marked their biggest drop from a month earlier since 2020.
By Ben Casselman and Colby Smith
arts
T. Rex Fossil Sells for $50.1 Million, Putting the King Back On Top
In a booming fossil market, the T. rex had been dethroned by a stegosaurus. No longer.
By Julia Jacobs and Zachary Small
climate
Meet the Climate Lawyer, Biker and Brewer Suing Over a Heat Wave
Roger Worthington is helping to lead a $50 billion lawsuit against oil producers. This week he’ll face powerful critics in Congress.
By Karen Zraick
dining
It’s One of the Hardest Reservations in New York, but Once Inside …
At the high-flying New York outpost of Ambassadors Clubhouse, the Punjabi cooking is beguiling and the city feels miles away.
By Ligaya Mishan and Yuvraj Khanna for The New York Times
opinion
The Housing Crisis Is Also a Retirement Crisis
A home has stopped being just a place to live — it has also become an asset.
By Kyla Scanlon
opinion
The Ukraine-Russia War Reaches a New Phase
The ground war in Ukraine has stalemated and the crucial fight has shifted to the skies — missiles and interceptors.
By Serge Schmemann
arts
As White House Leans on Smithsonian, Little Uproar Over Board Vacancies
An odd silence has surrounded a delay to fill several open seats on the board of the Smithsonian, even as a fierce battle to control the institution ensues.
By Robin Pogrebin