Trump Paid $750 in Federal Income Taxes in 2017. Here’s the Math.
Figures drawn from President Trump’s tax-return data show how that number was calculated.
In the Breonna Taylor Case, a Battle of Blame Over the Grand Jury
In theory, jurors have broad powers to investigate, subpoena witnesses and bring charges, legal experts said. But in practice, prosecutors control the process and are rarely challenged.
Presidential debate season begins with an unpredictable and unnerving first matchup.
Joseph R. Biden Jr. is likely to bring discussion at the debate back to the pandemic, with President Trump going after Mr. Biden’s agility.
Chris Wallace to Moderate Trump vs Biden Debate
The first Trump vs. Biden debate starts soon. We’ll have a livestream with real-time fact-checking and analysis from New York Times reporters.
Researchers say a Project Veritas video accusing Ilhan Omar of voter fraud was a ‘coordinated disinformation campaign.’
The timing of a deceptive video, which accuses Ilhan Omar of voter fraud, indicates that several conservatives, including Donald Trump Jr., may have known about it in advance.
Judge Scrutinizes Justice Dept. Request to Drop Michael Flynn Case
The judge has signaled skepticism about the legitimacy of Attorney General William Barr’s intervention to help a Trump ally.
U.S. Will Base Mammoth Ship in Greece, Near Disputed Territory
The Navy ship, the Hershel “Woody” Williams, will be deployed to a joint U.S.-Greek base, a move that could serve as a mark of America’s growing irritation with Turkey.
Pandemic Imperils Promotions for Women in Academia
Even as faculty members are given more time to meet a deadline for tenure, many say they are getting less work done because of child care needs.
Biden and Trump’s First Debate: What to Watch For
Unfolding in a stable presidential race and a tumultuous election year, the debate may be less likely than past ones to sway voters. But it is still an opportunity for President Trump in particular.
Coronavirus Tracers Beg Residents: Please Answer Your Phones
Spam calls and scammers are more than annoying; they’re hindering efforts to track the coronavirus.
Multiple People Killed After Oregon Police Respond to Call About Hostages
Marion County deputies responded to a call about a “possible hostage situation” on Monday afternoon, the sheriff’s office said. It was not immediately clear who fired the shots, or how many people died.
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