NEW YORK TIMES

Standing next to Lavrov at a news conference in the State Department, Pompeo said he had reiterated the American government’s disapproval of Russia’s interference efforts.

The suspension will affect nearly 900 Saudi students across the country, the Defense Department said Tuesday.

The order will effectively interpret Judaism as a race or nationality, not just a religion, to prompt a federal law penalizing colleges and universities deemed to be shirking their responsibility to foster an open climate for minority students.

New Zealand has long prided itself as a place where tourists could dance with danger. That allure of adventure — natural beauty with a dash of risk — framed the excursion for visitors to the island Monday.

For some time, Page and Brin have drawn down their daily involvement in the company, ceding managerial tasks to deputies so they could focus on a variety of projects, including self-driving cars, robotics and life-extension technology.

Whisky Auctioneer, an online auctioneer based in Scotland, announced the sale Monday and expects the collection to fetch more than $10 million.

2I Borisov comet will pass 180 million miles from Earth, its closest approach to our planet on December 28. The interstellar comet has astronomers ready to follow its outbound run with their telescopes.

The world’s oceans are gasping for breath, a report issued Saturday at the annual global climate talks in Madrid has concluded.

By puncturing conspiracy theories promoted by Trump and his allies, yet sharply criticizing law enforcement actions that have not been the subject of public debate, Horowitz’s mixed findings offered a basis for both critics and allies of Trump to claim vindication.

The huge turnout was a reminder to China’s leader, Xi Jinping, that the monthslong campaign against his authoritarian policies still had broad support in Hong Kong despite a weakening economy and increasingly violent clashes between protesters and police.

Some Hong Kong demonstrators, worried they won’t be treated fairly in court, are seeking refuge on the self-ruled island of Taiwan, where they live in a legal limbo.

For the better part of a decade, drama linked to Russia’s broad doping apparatus has cast a dark shadow of doubt over some of the world’s biggest sports competitions

Brexit, generally supported by older generations, is seen by many young people as a threat to their ability to travel, study or work abroad and continues to be one of the most important issues for youth voters.

The gathering Saturday, called the World’s Big Sleep Out, was organized by Josh Littlejohn, the owner of a chain of Scottish sandwich shops and an advocate for providing jobs, shelter and housing for people who need them. He described homelessness as a crisis that all countries have an obligation to address.

Sexual predators are meeting youngsters online through multiplayer video games and chat apps, with many of the interactions leading to crimes of “sextortion", in which children are coerced into sending explicit imagery of themselves.

A Uighur woman living in the Netherlands says she helped leak secret Chinese government documents that shed light on how Beijing runs mass detention camps for Muslim ethnic minorities.

Several days earlier, the gunman and three other Saudi military trainees visited New York City, including several museums and Rockefeller Center, according to a person who was briefed on the investigation but not authorized to speak publicly.

The piece, titled “Comedian,” was the endpoint in a creative process that saw Cattelan cycling through renditions of the fruit in resin and bronze, before settling on the real thing.

Saudi Arabia was counting on the IPO to attract foreign investment to help diversify its economy away from oil. An Aramco IPO valuation reduced by forecasts of weakening global demand for oil and geopolitical jitters could hurt that effort.

Sydney, nicknamed the “Emerald City” for its subtropical beauty, is struggling with a summer of choking smoke.