The Trump Impeachment Inquiry: What to Watch Before the House Vote
The House will vote on a resolution Thursday to guide the impeachment process as it heads into a more public phase.
Lots of Job Hunting, but No Job, Despite Low Unemployment
Even with the strongest labor market in half a century, getting work after losing it can still be a challenge.
In Virginia Suburbs, Republicans Sound a Lot Like Democrats
The off-year state legislative elections next Tuesday will test whether Republicans can appeal to anti-Trump voters by running on issues that Democrats usually espouse.
Convicted Rapist Is Captured After Being Released From Georgia Prison ‘in Error’
Tony Maycon Munoz-Mendez, who is serving a life sentence, was taken into custody in northern Kentucky on Wednesday, the authorities said.
Michigan Man Sentenced for Rock Throwing That Killed Another in 2017
Kyle Anger was sentenced to more than three years in the death of Ken White, who was killed when a six-pound rock smashed through his windshield.
Interior Department Grounds Chinese-Made Drones Amid Review
The grounding is the latest precaution taken against Chinese drones being used in federal government work.
Ford and U.A.W. in Tentative Contract Deal
‘It appears both parties took a sane approach and avoided a painful strike that would have benefited neither of them,’ an economist said.
The Clintons and Justice Ginsburg on Judicial Nominations, Then and Now
Things have changed, they agreed, since President Bill Clinton’s 1993 nomination of the justice was approved by a vote of 96 to 3.
Georgia Plans to Purge 300,000 Names From Its Voter Rolls
Voting rights advocates described the removals as troubling, saying it was just the beginning of efforts to suppress the vote in battleground states.
‘Devil Winds’ Drive Southern California Fires
The winds, known as the Santa Anas, loom large over the collective psyche of the region.
‘I Thought It Was Me’
What was it like for “a kid from Ohio” to run for president? More money would have helped.
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