Here Are the Democrats at Risk of Not Making the July Debates
Fourteen candidates are assured a place onstage. The rest are battling it out for six remaining slots. In September, things get tougher.
Utah Man Suspected of Killing Mackenzie Lueck Once Wrote a Novel About Crime
The Salt Lake City Police Department found charred human remains in Ayoola Ajayi’s backyard. His book had been about a teenager who witnessed two fiery deaths.
While I Was on Deployment, a Learning Disability Nearly Broke Me. But I Persevered.
Growing up around veterans inspired me to serve my country, but life on the ground in Iraq was more stigmatizing than I anticipated.
When Santa Goes on Vacation
Meet the Santas and Mrs. Clauses who live every day like it’s Christmas — even in July.
Setting Sights on the AR-15: After Las Vegas Shooting, Lawyers Target Gun Companies
Lawyers are pursuing a new front against gun manufacturers in the Las Vegas mass shooting: Is the design of an AR-15 and others like it illegal?
On Politics: Census Will Not Have Citizenship Question
The Trump administration abandoned its quest to add the question, a week after being blocked by the Supreme Court.
Federal Judge Blocks Barr’s Attempt to Deny Asylum Seekers Bail
The attorney general’s order, issued in April, was another attempt by the Trump administration to prevent the release of migrants into the country.
What You Need to Know About the Citizenship Question and the Census
The Trump administration said Tuesday that it wouldn’t ask about citizenship on the 2020 census after a Supreme Court decision last week blocked its efforts to add the question.
Mike Pence Cancels a Trip to New Hampshire, and a Mystery Ensues
“When would people know what happened?” reporters asked. “Weeks from now,” said Marc Short, Mr. Pence’s chief of staff.
Government Watchdog Finds Squalid Conditions in Border Centers
A Department of Homeland Security inspector general’s report detailed overcrowding and children without showers or hot meals, and lawmakers demanded answers.
Edward Gallagher, Navy SEAL Chief Accused of War Crimes, Is Found Not Guilty of Murder
The chief was convicted of a single charge for posing with the dead body of an ISIS captive.
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