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Additional examples of insufficient citation in the work of the university’s president has strengthened critics and strained some supporters.

The accidental killing of three hostages by Israel’s military raises new questions about the fight against Hamas.

In Cairo and at the U.N., negotiators struggled to come up with plans for pausing the fighting, freeing hostages and speeding up help for Gazans.

A ruling disqualifying former President Donald J. Trump from the state’s 2024 primary ballot is likely headed for the U.S. Supreme Court.

F.B.I. agents scrutinizing Rudolph W. Giuliani’s efforts to oust the American ambassador to Ukraine thought financial problems might be motivating his actions.

A new study suggests that a disease many believed was reserved for professional athletes is also afflicting young amateurs.

An interview with the founder of the Gun Violence Archive, the most widely used source of data about the country’s epidemic of gun deaths.

Mr. Roe, who helped lead Never Back Down, the super PAC behind the Florida governor’s presidential campaign, resigned Saturday, the latest shake-up in the group.

Soldiers frustrated by positive reports from Ukrainian officials break their silence, describing the effort as brutalizing and, ultimately, futile.

A binder given to the Trump White House contained details that intelligence agencies believe could reveal secret sources and methods.