3 Teens Charged in Denver House Fire That Killed 5 From Senegal
The authorities said there was no indication that the August 2020 arson was a hate crime but described it as one of the most heinous cases they had investigated.
9-Year Sentence for Man Who Threatened to Kill President Trump
Gary Joseph Gravelle, who has a history of mental illness, also targeted federal probation officers, mental health providers and a credit union, prosecutors said.
Biden Administration Reviewing Trump Arms Sales to U.A.E. and Saudi Arabia
Officials called the review standard for a new administration, but many Democrats critical of the Gulf States want the president to cancel the deals.
Biden Advisers Say U.S. Will Remain Vulnerable to Covid Unless Congress Acts
In pleas for more money from Capitol Hill, the advisers said the United States was still facing shortages of protective gear and other supplies.
Why Aren’t Progressives Pressuring Biden on the Filibuster?
The president doesn’t want to eliminate the Senate’s 60-vote threshold, an impediment to major legislation. Left-leaning Democrats disagree, but they’re holding their fire for now.
Harvey Weinstein Accusers Agree to $17 Million Settlement
Some 40 women will participate in the bankruptcy court agreement, though others who have sued Mr. Weinstein and accused him of sexual abuse have objected to the terms and are considering an appeal.
Biden plans to reopen Obamacare exchanges in many states.
The move will be announced on Thursday as part of an executive order describing administration policies on shoring up health insurance coverage, according to three people familiar with the details.
San Francisco Scraps 44 School Names, Citing Reckoning With Racism
The school board said the move would shed homages to figures including Abraham Lincoln, George Washington and Dianne Feinstein. But critics — including the mayor — said the matter was ill-timed amid the pandemic.
Police Officer Who Resigned After Fatal Shootings Is Hired as Sheriff’s Deputy
Protests erupted in Wisconsin after the officer, Joseph Mensah, killed a teenager in February — his third fatal shooting in five years. He resigned but was sworn in on Monday as a deputy in a nearby county.
Doomsday Clock Says World Remains ‘100 Seconds’ From Disaster
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists said the clock’s position would remain unchanged from 2020, when its hands were set as close as they had ever been to a catastrophic “midnight.”
After the presidency, the Trump hotel in Washington is a limited draw.
Traffic on two recent nights at the Trump International Hotel in Washington was exceedingly slow, even after the city lifted a ban on indoor dining on Friday.
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