This article is being republished as part of our daily reproduction of WSJ.com articles that also appeared in the U.S. print edition of The Wall Street Journal (November 14, 2018).

Trump is considering new high-level staff changes in his administration, including discussing a potential successor for White House chief of staff Kelly, as the West Wing prepares for the start of the final two years of the president's current term.

Negotiators for Britain and the EU hammered out a draft Brexit deal, setting up an endgame in which May must try to sell the plan to skeptical ministers and Parliament.

Firefighters corralled one of the major blazes in Southern California, as the search expanded for more victims in an inferno to the north. Fires in the state have killed at least 50.

The Trump administration is making a push for new limits on pollution from commercial trucks.

The Pentagon's military staff is dominating critical deliberations to such an extent that it is undermining the principle of civilian control of the armed forces, a study says.

Egypt has mediated a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel in Gaza, according to Hamas officials.

Bolton said a recording that Turkish officials say links Saudi operatives to Khashoggi's killing didn't appear to implicate the Saudi crown prince.

A Turkish court threw out the conviction against a former Wall Street Journal reporter, annulling a widely criticized verdict.

Hate crimes rose 17% in 2017, the FBI said, a jump partly driven by a spike in anti-Semitic incidents.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

November 14, 2018 02:48 ET (07:48 GMT)