Even the replay required a second look, so slim was the margin that separated the U.S. and Sweden on Sunday. But there it was: the ball a fraction of an inch over the goal line, and the U.S. fully, and unequivocally, out of the Women's World Cup. nyti.ms/3YlKbXl

The legal team that Donald Trump has assembled to represent him in the two prosecutions by the special counsel, Jack Smith, is marked by tangled webs of potential conflicts and overlapping interests. See them here. nyti.ms/457xUrE

Donald Trump has a big lead in Iowa but his hold there is less dominant than it is nationwide, according to a new New York Times/Siena College poll. The state is key for his Republican rivals.
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The U.S. economy continued to produce sturdy employment growth in July, but showed definite signs of cooling alongside the Federal Reserve’s battle to suppress inflation. nyti.ms/3YkRNJu

The earth’s oceans are the hottest they have been in modern history, by an unusually wide margin, and scientists expect warm ocean conditions to continue into the fall. See the reasons for the high ocean temperatures and their widespread impacts. nyti.ms/3OnODAl

According to the indictment, for more than 2 months after the election Trump “spread lies that there had been outcome-determinative fraud in the election and that he had actually won.' Here’s what that looked and sounded like (re-upping from Feb. 2021). nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Donald Trump was charged with four counts in connection with his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

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The Justice Department unveiled an indictment on Tuesday charging Donald Trump with four criminal counts. They relate to Trump’s attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

The New York Times is annotating the indictment. Read it here. nyti.ms/3rOl0QN

Jack Smith has secured two indictments against Donald Trump, moving with remarkable speed and apparent indifference to political consequences. nyti.ms/3QpT2oO

The Justice Department unveiled an indictment on Tuesday charging Donald Trump with four criminal counts. The New York Times annotated the indictment. Read it here. nyti.ms/47inPdp

The Justice Department unveiled an indictment on Tuesday charging Donald Trump with four criminal counts. They relate to Trump’s attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

The New York Times is annotating the indictment. Read it here. nyti.ms/3KsCIQn

The U.S. played Portugal to a draw, 0-0, in the Women's World Cup on Tuesday.

Now it’s off to the round of 16 in Melbourne, Australia, where the U.S. will most likely play Sweden on Sunday. nyti.ms/45ckiv4

State and federal prosecutors are pursuing multiple investigations into Donald Trump’s business and political activities, with the cases expected to play out over the coming months.

Here's a guide to the major criminal cases involving Trump. nyti.ms/3OhnMFY

Nigeria 🇳🇬 scored three times after Australia 🇦🇺 struck first in a stunning win in front of more than 40,000 fans in Brisbane. Australia now faces a shootout against Canada, the champion of the Tokyo Olympics. nyti.ms/43ELjq5

Prosecutors are pursuing multiple investigations involving Donald Trump, including his efforts to retain power after his 2020 election loss, for which he was recently told he may be indicted. Here is a guide to the four major criminal cases. nyti.ms/43JYgib

Portugal 🇵🇹 scored two first-half goals to get its first win and eliminate Vietnam. 🇻🇳 Telma Encarnação scored a goal in the seventh minute and Kika Nazareth added another soon after that showcased Portugal’s easy control of the match. nyti.ms/3Y9HJ60

The fight for pay equity has roiled women’s soccer in recent years, with U.S. players at the forefront of that battle. A new labor agreement means they are set to take home the most money from the World Cup, regardless of if they win.
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Half the world could soon face dangerous heat. See the daily toll it is already taking. nyti.ms/3Y4Nlyr

The reactions from Republicans in Congress to Donald Trump’s documents indictment have ranged from the rare acknowledgments that he may have committed a crime to more extreme statements like comparing the U.S. to a dictatorship under Joe Biden. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates flat this week for the first time in over a year, after a series of unrelenting rate increases meant to slow inflation and cool the economy.

But have rates gone as high as they'll go? Probably not. Here's why. nyti.ms/43IZ1sR