Sanders and Biden Circle Each Other, Using Different Rules of Engagement
Mr. Biden is trying to stay above the intraparty fray, invoking his years with Obama. Mr. Sanders is taking direct aim at the former vice president.
Mueller Objected to Barr’s Description of Russia Investigation’s Findings
The special counsel laid out his objections in a letter to the attorney general in March.
Drug Agency Calls for Strong Warning Labels on Popular Sleep Aids
The labels must mention that side effects include risky behaviors, such as sleepwalking and sleep driving, that can lead to injury and even death.
Jussie Smollett’s Future on ‘Empire’ Is in Doubt
Though it did not shut the door, Fox said on Tuesday that there were no plans to bring back Smollett, who was accused of faking a hate crime attack before charges were dropped.
Should Adults Get a Measles Booster Shot?
Measles outbreaks have occurred in 22 states. Now adults are wondering if they are immune and whether they should get a shot of the vaccine. Here’s what you need to know.
Why RJ Hampton cut Duke and not Kentucky basketball after reclassifying
Kentucky remains in the running for five-star recruit RJ Hampton despite a crowded backcourt next season. His dad explains why.
Trilobites: The Microbots Are on Their Way
Tiny sensors with tinier legs, stamped out of silicon wafers, could one day soon help fix your cellphone battery or study your brain.
Minneapolis Jury Finds Ex-Police Officer Guilty In Fatal Shooting Of Unarmed Woman
After three weeks of testimony, jurors deliberated for 11 hours. The case involved a woman who called 911 to report a crime near her home and was shot when, unarmed, she approached the police car.
Maduro Seemed Ready To Leave Venezuela, Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo Says
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told CNN on Tuesday Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro was on the tarmac ready to leave, but Russians insisted he stay.
Moore’s Shot at the Fed Teeters as G.O.P. Senators Voice Concerns
Stephen Moore’s chance to be confirmed to the Federal Reserve dwindled after multiple Republican senators began to publicly question whether he would have enough votes if nominated.
Martin Kilson, Scholar and Racial Pathbreaker at Harvard, Dies at 88
A leader in African-American studies and a follower of W.E.B. Du Bois, he was the university’s first tenured black professor and a mentor to many.
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