Executive Order on A.I. Tries to Balance Technology’s Potential and Peril President Biden announced regulations on Monday that seemed to have a little bit for everyone.

U.S. Looks to Allay European Fears of a Subsidy War Wally Adeyemo, the deputy Treasury secretary, will argue in a speech in Germany that the Biden administration’s climate law is not protectionist.

Man Indicted Over Threats to Fulton County D.A. and Sheriff in Trump Case “Be looking over your shoulder,” the man said in a voice mail message for Fani Willis, the Fulton County prosecutor who filed charges against former President Donald Trump.

Top Marine General Hospitalized After Apparently Having Heart Attack The episode happened as the service’s No. 2 position has been left unfilled because of a senator’s blockade on promotions of senior military officers.

Democratic Rifts Over Israel Burst to the Forefront in Congress The divisions are erupting as the House weighs a G.O.P. bid to censure the only Palestinian-American member of Congress for criticizing Israel and votes on a large aid bill to back Israel in the war in Gaza.

Cars Seized by Police Get Supreme Court Scrutiny in Civil Forfeiture Case Several justices seemed wary of allowing law enforcement officials to take vehicles used to commit crimes when their owners were not at fault.

Middle East War Could Cause Oil Price Shock, World Bank Warns A new report outlined how a major escalation of the conflict between Israel and Hamas could fuel a new bout of inflation.

14th Amendment Trump Disqualification Trial Begins in Colorado While some prominent constitutional experts argue that a clause in the amendment applies to former President Donald J. Trump after Jan. 6, that view is far from universal among legal scholars.

Why Less Engaged Voters Are Biden’s Biggest Problem His weakness is concentrated among those who stayed home in the midterms but who may show up in 2024.

Trump’s Verbal Slips Could Weaken His Attacks on Biden’s Age Donald Trump, 77, has relentlessly attacked President Biden, 80, as too old for office. But the former president himself has had a series of gaffes that go beyond his usual freewheeling style.

Biden to Issue First Regulations on Artificial Intelligence Systems In an order to be issued on Monday, the White House will outline requirements that the most advanced A.I. products be tested to assure they cannot be used to produce weapons, among other regulations.

How Years of Israeli Failures on Hamas Led to a Devastating Attack Israeli officials completely underestimated the magnitude of the Oct. 7 attacks by Hamas, shattering the country’s once invincible sense of security.

Summer Lee and Other Democrats Face Potential Primary Challenges for Israel-Palestine Views Representative Summer Lee of Pennsylvania, who joined calls for a cease-fire, has become one of several progressive lawmakers facing new pressure from primary challengers.

The Devil’s Bargain Mike Pence Could Not Escape The former vice president tied himself to Donald Trump in the 2016 campaign and it may have cost him a political future.

Israeli Approach to Ground War in Gaza Aligns with U.S. Advice, Officials Say The initial decision to undertake limited ground incursions rather than a full-scale invasion appears to follow guidance from top U.S. military officials.

DeSantis’s Silence on Neo-Nazis in Florida Speaks Volumes to Some One of the governor’s closest Jewish allies in the state publicly switched his support to Donald J. Trump, citing past incidents.

At Republican Jewish Coalition Event, G.O.P. Leaders Highlight Israel-Hamas War At the annual Republican Jewish Coalition gathering, G.O.P. leaders are seizing political opportunities in the divisions that the conflict has opened up at home.

Biden’s Defense of Israel Is Rooted in a Long Career The president’s “unwavering support” for Israel stems from childhood dinner table conversations and half a century of trips to the Jewish state. But it puts him at odds with some in his own party.

The House G.O.P Has Its Leader. But Can He Be a Rainmaker? The former speaker, Kevin McCarthy, was a prolific fund-raiser for his House colleagues. The new speaker, Mike Johnson, doesn’t yet have the same juice.

Desperate for Air Defense, Ukraine Pushes U.S. for ‘Franken’ Weapons To meet the demand, the U.S. is producing so-called FrankenSAM systems that marry advanced Western weaponry with Soviet-era items still in Ukrainian stockpiles.