He vows to stay in office while he undergoes treatment.
Erica Nitschke
Columnist
Families mourning day after Somalia’s worst attack in over 2 years
A truck bomb at a busy security checkpoint detonated during rush hour Saturday, killing 79.
California vastly expands digital privacy. But will people use it?
The law is the biggest U.S. effort yet to confront ‘surveillance capitalism,’ the business of profiting from the data Americans give up – often unknowingly – for access to free and often ad-supported services.
White House predicts Pelosi to ‘yield’ on impeachment delay
Pelosi has declined to send the articles of impeachment to the Senate until Republicans provide details on witnesses and testimony.
Australian prime minister apologizes for vacation amid wildfires
On Saturday, strong southerly winds fanned more than 100 fires in New South Wales alone.
Notre Dame fire reveals gap in global safety regulations for lead
The devastating blaze in April spewed tons of lead dust into the air, but Paris authorities had no official level to gauge the danger of it on the ground.
Evangelical tussling over anti-Trump editorial escalates
The letter to the magazine’s president includes a veiled warning that Christianity Today could lose readership or advertising revenue.
Republican governors grapple with whether to accept refugees
They face a decision that must be made by Jan. 21 so resettlement agencies can secure federal funding.
Massachusetts woman suffering seizure mauled to death by her dog
Police deployed a Taser to stop the dog, an 8-year-old pit bull.
Watchdog expected to find Russia probe valid, despite flaws
A Justice Department inspector general report is expected to say the FBI had a legitimate basis to open its investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.