Families Challenge Suicide in Deaths of Black Men Found Hanging From Trees
The bodies of Robert Fuller and Malcolm Harsch were found in California, 10 days and 50 miles apart. Their families are demanding deeper investigations.
Author Frances Cha on Achieving the Feminine Ideal
The author of “If I Had Your Face,” discusses her debut novel — a story of four women pursuing dreams and ambitions in fiercely competitive Seoul.
Trump Rally Is the ‘Perfect Storm Setup,’ for Viral Spread, Disease Expert Says
Campaign rallies like those planned by Trump and other social gatherings could spread infections this summer. People should adhere to wearing masks and continue social distancing, public health researchers say.
Robert Gates Calls to Replace Base Names From ‘Dark Side of Our History’
The former defense secretary became the most senior previous military leader in recent days to endorse renaming 10 Army installations that bear the names of Confederate generals.
Tasers: Are These Police Tools Effective and Are They Dangerous?
The fatal police shooting of Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta has put a spotlight on a number of officer tactics, including the use of Tasers.
Trump’s Walk Down Ramp at West Point Raises Health Questions
The president also appeared to have trouble raising a glass of water to his mouth during a speech at West Point a day before he turned 74, the oldest a president has been in his first term.
Virginia Republican Ousted After Officiating at Same-Sex Wedding
Representative Denver Riggleman of Virginia, who was endorsed by President Trump, lost his re-election bid in an unusual drive-through convention to a self-described “biblical conservative.”
How Rayshard Brooks Was Fatally Shot by the Atlanta Police
One officer has been fired and another placed on administrative duty. A Times video analysis shows the sequence of events leading to the fatal shooting.
Coronavirus Live News Updates and Analysis
China reported its highest single-day tally in two months. Cases are surging in some U.S. states, and Brazil’s daily death toll is now the highest globally.
A Canal That Opened the Montana Prairie May Soon Dry Up
An early 20th-century federal water project irrigated the prairie to create farms and towns in eastern Montana. But it needs a $200 million overhaul.
Guaranteed Ingredient in Any Coronavirus Vaccine? Thousands of Volunteers
Two sisters in Missouri were among the first to have an unproven coronavirus vaccine injected in their bodies. If it makes it to market, it would also be the first DNA vaccine for any disease.
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