No One Attacked Trump More in 2016 Than His Fellow Republicans. The Lesson: It Didn’t Work.
Revisiting the blistering criticism from President Trump’s own party raises questions about whether the search for a killer line on Mr. Trump is a fool’s errand for Democrats in 2020.
Dr. Carl Weiss Jr., 84, Dies; His Father, He Said, Didn’t Kill Huey Long
Doubting the official account — that Carl Sr. had killed the Louisiana senator before being gunned down himself — a son sought to clear his father’s name.
It’s Hot. It’s August. It’s … Pumpkin Spice Time?
It’s still summer, but the coffee chain Dunkin’ is looking ahead to fall, getting a jump on Starbucks with pumpkin doughnuts, a signature latte and pumpkin-scented lip balm.
Stacey Abrams Will Not Run for President in 2020, Focusing Instead on Fighting Voter Suppression
Ms. Abrams will concentrate on building a national movement for fair and equitable elections, including a voter protection hotline.
A Boom Time for the Bunker Business and Doomsday Capitalists
Personalized disaster prep has grown into a multimillion-dollar business, fueled by a seemingly endless stream of new and revamped threats.
4 Takeaways From a Close Look at Elliott Broidy
The influential Republican became close to President Trump and is now under investigation over possible violations of lobbying laws.
Not the Mayflower, but Close: Greta Thunberg Prepares to Sail for America
The 16-year-old climate activist is crossing the Atlantic to attend a United Nations climate summit. She refuses to fly because aviation has such an enormous carbon footprint.
Where Women Made History … Right Under Your Feet
Help us build a walking map of women’s history.
Home of Fortnite Champion Is the Target of a ‘Swatting’ Hoax
A caller falsely reported to the authorities that he had shot his father and tied up his mother, according to the police. The authorities quickly cleared the incident, officials said.
Keeping Focus on Gun Bills, Democrats Urge McConnell and Senate to Act
Six prominent Democrats urge the Senate leader, Mitch McConnell, to take up bills the House already passed to extend background checks.
Heat Wave Sweeps Through Southern United States
Millions of people across Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee faced excessive heat warnings and high humidity.
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