Amy Klobuchar Is Set to Enter 2020 Presidential Race
In a crowded field dominated by candidates from coastal states, Ms. Klobuchar, a Minnesota senator, hopes that her Midwestern roots and bipartisan style can make her an attractive candidate.
Who Is Amy Klobuchar? | 2020 Presidential Candidate
Senator Amy Klobuchar, Democrat of Minnesota, is running for president. Ms. Klobuchar is hoping her Midwestern roots and history of working across the aisle will help her candidacy.
Talks Over Border Security Break Down, Imperiling Effort to Prevent Shutdown
Lawmakers and aides familiar with the negotiations said the number of beds for housing detained migrants already in the country was the main sticking point.
New Hampshire Women Lose State Supreme Court Battle to Go Topless
In a 3-2 ruling, the justices ruled that a city ordinance barring women from showing their nipples was not a form of discrimination based on gender.
‘Dangerous Territory’ for Democrats as Republicans Seize Venezuela Moment in Miami
If President Trump helps force President Nicolás Maduro out of office, Democrats fear it could transform Venezuelan Americans into loyal Republicans.
Seattle Hit by Unusually Heavy Snowfall Moving Across Pacific Northwest
A rare confluence of winter storms slammed Seattle with as much snow in one day as it usually gets in an entire year.
If Justin Fairfax Is Forced Out in Virginia, Who’s Next in Line?
There is no clear succession plan should the state’s lieutenant governor leave office amid allegations of sexual assault.
Walter H. Munk, Scientist-Explorer Who Illuminated the Deep, Dies at 101
One of the 20th century’s leading oceanographers, he was called the “Einstein of the oceans,” in one case predicting the surf on D-Day and saving lives.
Trilobites: A Rare Bird Indeed: Half Male, Half Female
In a backyard in Erie, Pa., an unusual cardinal has appeared, displaying both male and female traits. Scientists say it may be a so-called gynandromorph.
Unlikely Partnership in House Gives Lawmakers Hope for Border Deal
Representatives Nita M. Lowey and Kay Granger are the first women to lead the House Appropriations Committee. Their bond gives lawmakers optimism for the work to come.
‘Pit of Infection’: A Border Town’s Crisis Has Nothing to Do With Migrants
Noxious sewage contaminated with feces, industrial chemicals and other raw waste crosses the border through the binational New River.
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