The extraordinary move came after the former national security adviser had fought the case in court for months, a reversal after pleading guilty twice and cooperating with investigators. Source: New feed

The defeat of the measure allows President Trump to continue to act unilaterally on Iran, in defiance of Congress. Source: New feed

Another 3.2 million people filed for unemployment benefits. A new study finds that nearly everyone who gets the disease eventually makes antibodies to the virus. The governor of Texas said people would not be jailed for defiantly reopening businesses. Source: New feed

The Justice Department asked the justices to temporarily halt a lower-court order, arguing that the executive branch would suffer irreparable harm if the evidence is disclosed. Source: New feed

An Arctic blast will sweep parts of the Northeast, bringing record-cold temperatures and even some snow to states that are coming out of a mild winter. Source: New feed

At least three employees were injured after one told a woman that the dining area was closed, the police said. The McDonald’s chief executive called it a “heinous crime” against workers trying to protect public health. Source: New feed

The tally has changed little since the previous year’s report, which put the total at 120 civilians killed. Civilian deaths in Afghanistan again eclipsed those in Syria and Iraq. Source: New feed

The court said there was evidence of wrongdoing but not of a federal crime. Source: New feed

The United Nations tripled the size of its humanitarian aid appeal, citing a global food shortage created by the virus. And in India, a lethal gas leak may have resulted from a rush to reopen a chemical plant. Source: New feed

Apotex will admit conspiring to inflate drug prices, pay $24 million and cooperate with the Justice Department’s investigation into the pharmaceutical industry. Source: New feed