Will Erdogan's Victory Soften Turkey's Opposition to Sweden in NATO?
| By Jim Tankersley With low unemployment and above-trend inflation, the economy is well positioned to absorb the modest budget cuts that President Biden and Republicans negotiated. | | | By Steven Erlanger Recep Tayyip Erdogan, re-elected as Turkey's president, is expected to toughen up at home but seek better ties with Washington and ratify Swedish membership of the military alliance. | | | By Charles Homans and Ken Bensinger When a teen's killing became a right-wing talking point, the rush to outrage obscured a more complicated story. | | |
| World After a painting by the Dutch artist sold at auction, a movie producer claimed to be the owner. It later vanished from sight, with a trail leading to Caribbean tax havens and a jailed Chinese billionaire. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Stacy Mitchell Grocery-retailer consolidation is damaging our food system, stifling innovation and making everything more expensive. | | |
| By Reuters and The Associated Press Emergency medical workers escorted more than a dozen people out of the six-story building and rescued eight others. No deaths were reported. | | | By The Associated Press President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's victory in a runoff election in Turkey has granted him another five years in office. | | |
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