‘Deep Regret’ Inside Aid Organization Grappling With Sexual Abuse
Mercy Corps made public a report detailing sexual abuse allegations, including reports that the co-founder Ellsworth Culver arranged for the sexual abuse of his daughter and others.
Councilman Says Video Shows Retaliation Over Stand in Fatal Police Shooting
An Elizabeth City, N.C., officeholder said he believed a sheriff’s deputy urinated near his funeral home in response to his protests over the killing of Andrew Brown Jr.
Washington State Enacts Police Reform a Year After George Floyd’s Death
Gov. Jay Inslee signed 12 bills into law that include bans on chokeholds and no-knock warrants, making Washington the latest state to pass sweeping police reforms.
Democrats Quash GOP Bid to End House’s Mask Mandate
A CNN survey found recently that only 45 percent of House Republicans were willing to disclose that they had been vaccinated against the coronavirus.
100 Million Vaccine Doses Held Up Over Contamination Concerns, Emergent Reveals
Executives from Emergent, which ruined millions of coronavirus vaccine doses, divulged to Congress the scope of the regulatory review of its troubled Baltimore plant.
Ahead of 2022, House Democrats Aim to Fix Their Polling Problem
This time, party leaders hope, they won’t be stunned by Republican voters coming out of the woodwork.
Supreme Court Commission Lays Out Agenda
The commission’s aspirations go beyond considering whether to add seats — or “pack” — the court.
Subpoena to Twitter Is Said to Concern a Purported Threat to McConnell, Not Nunes
Details are trickling out about the Justice Department’s use of a grand jury to attempt to identify the user behind a parody account mocking Representative Devin Nunes.
Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today
New York City reopens.
Colorado Makes Doxxing Public Health Workers Illegal
The pandemic made health care workers a new target for having their personal information shared online, often with real-world consequences.
Train in Iowa With Hazardous Materials Derails, Prompting Evacuation
About 80 people in Sibley, Iowa, were ordered to evacuate. The train was carrying fertilizer and asphalt, officials said.
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