New York Times

President Trump bowed to pressure that he personally condemn white supremacists who incited violence in Virginia, but neither supporters nor critics were satisfied.

The president’s delay in denouncing neo-Nazis in Charlottesville has put new pressure on Stephen K. Bannon, who ran the Breitbart website.

The “domestic terrorism” language is largely symbolic, but the debate over the term has raged for more than a decade.

Several advisers pressed Mr. Trump to issue a more forceful rebuke after his comment on Saturday that the violence in Charlottesville was initiated by “many sides.”

Mr. Trump once again addressed the violence that occurred in Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend after white nationalists clashed with counterprotesters.

President Trump delivered a statement after a weekend of violent protests in Charlottesville, Va.

Merck’s chief executive, Kenneth C. Frazier, quit the panel on Monday over Mr. Trump’s statement blaming violence in Charlottesville, Va., on “all sides.”

The “domestic terrorism” language is largely symbolic, but the debate over the term has raged for more than a decade.

The Sinclair Broadcast Group and the Trump administration’s F.C.C. chief see eye-to-eye on the need to unleash television. Both are reaping big rewards.

Senator Luther Strange, a Republican, is in a pitched battle to make the runoff in the special election that will determine whether he keeps his seat.