A Guide to the Bali Bombing Case of Three Prisoners at Guantánamo Bay Three prisoners are accused of terrorism, murder and conspiracy in bombings in Indonesia 20 years ago that killed more than 200 people.

The Fed’s Vice Chair for Supervision Suggests Big-Bank Regulation Changes In a series of changes that has bank lobbyists on the defensive, Michael Barr is calling for higher bank capital and tougher annual stress tests.

Hill Harper, ‘Good Doctor’ Actor, Enters Senate Race in Michigan Mr. Harper is challenging Representative Elissa Slotkin from the left and will have an uphill climb in a heated Democratic primary race in a 2024 presidential swing state.

Tuberville Blockade Over Abortion Policy Threatens Top Military Promotions The Alabama Republican’s bid to force the Pentagon to drop a policy ensuring access to abortion services for personnel could leave the Joint Chiefs of Staff with more temporary occupants than it has ever faced.

The Case That Could Be Fox’s Next Dominion Tucker Carlson, before he was sidelined by Fox, repeatedly endorsed a conspiracy theory about an Arizona man, who may sue for defamation. Legal experts say it would be a viable case.

Nikki Haley Is Focused on New Hampshire — and Moving Up in the Republican Primary The former South Carolina governor and United Nations ambassador is intensely focused on the state. But her brand of politics may not resonate in the 2024 political climate.

The Elite Circle Clarence Thomas Entered That Led to the Supreme Court The exclusive Horatio Alger Association brought the justice access to wealthy members and unreported V.I.P. treatment. He, in turn, offered another kind of access.

Trump and DeSantis Are Battling for Iowa Voters. And for Its Governor, Too. Gov. Kim Reynolds has vowed to be neutral in 2024. But Donald Trump’s team views her as neutral in name only when it comes to Ron DeSantis and his wife.

‘The Fourth Turning’ Enters Pop Culture “The Fourth Turning” was a curiosity when it was published in the 1990s. Its influence has grown since then, and a sequel is on the way.

A Times Article, President Kennedy and a ‘Grave Act’ Against U.S. Interests A New York Times article that reported reinforcements at Soviet missile sites angered President John F. Kennedy, not because it was wrong, but because it was correct.

In Ag-Friendly Iowa, Trump Goes After DeSantis on Farming Issues At a rally in Iowa on Friday, the former president questioned his top Republican rival’s support for the agriculture industry.

These 2024 Candidates Have Signed Up For Threads, Meta’s Twitter Alternative The bulk of the G.O.P. field is there, with some notable holdouts: Donald J. Trump, the front-runner, and his top rival, Ron DeSantis.

An Uneasy Quiet at NATO’s Newest Border With Russia Finland’s membership in the Western military alliance has increased NATO’s borders with Russia by 830 miles — and angered Moscow.

Casey DeSantis Makes Solo Appearance in Iowa, Connecting With Moms and Promoting ‘Parents’ Rights’ Gov. Ron DeSantis’s wife, Casey DeSantis, held her first solo campaign event in Iowa, connecting with fellow moms and casting her husband as a champion of the “parents’ rights” movement.

DeSantis Campaign Raises $20 Million in Race to Beat Trump The Florida governor had an impressive quarter, but the fund-raising numbers also raised questions about his ability to keep pace over the course of the Republican primary.

L. Lin Wood, Lawyer Who Tried to Overturn Trump’s 2020 Loss, Gives Up License Mr. Wood wrote that the Georgia State Bar had “agreed to drop the disciplinary cases” against him if he retired from the profession.

In South Carolina, Biden Says His Agenda Has Helped Voters in Both Parties President Biden cited Republican lawmakers who have attacked his policies but whose constituents have benefited from billions in federal funding.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s False Claims and Conspiracy Theories A longtime vaccine skeptic, Mr. Kennedy is leaning heavily on misinformation as he mounts a long-shot 2024 campaign.

Kennedy, Christie and the Supreme Court: Are They Changing the Race? A painful ruling from the court can sometimes free a party from an unpopular stance.

With High Court Under Fire, a Top Federal Judge Suggests More Sunlight Judge Amul Thapar, the author of a new book on Justice Clarence Thomas, defends him but says courts should foster greater public understanding of how they work.