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What Could a Domestic Terrorism Law Do?

After the El Paso shooting, there are calls to give the government more tools to address attacks motivated by white supremacy. But there are questions about how such legislation would work.

Pondering Impeachment, House Sues Don McGahn, Ex-White House Counsel, for Testimony

The Judiciary Committee hopes a federal judge will strike down the White House’s “absolute immunity” claims, clearing the way for testimony from key witnesses to the special counsel.

Trump Visits the Grieving, and Stokes Divisions

As the president traveled to Dayton and El Paso after this weekend’s mass shootings, he was greeted by protesters and lashed out at rivals.

Racist Graffiti at Ohio House Explosion Spurs Investigation as Hate Crime

After the home of an interracial couple was destroyed in an explosion early Wednesday, investigators found hateful graffiti spray-painted on the couple’s garage.

Hundreds Arrested in Mississippi Raids Targeting Immigrant Workers

More than 600 Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were involved in what the authorities said might be the largest worksite enforcement action in a single state.

Lawsuit Says Former Boy Scouts Have Named 350 More Abusers

Lawyers who represent victims of child sexual abuse have been urging former scouts to come forward with claims before a possible bankruptcy filing by the Boy Scouts of America.

Witnessing the Birth of a Crater Lake Where Lava Just Flowed

The magma mysteriously drained from the crevice last year, and now scorching pools of water are bubbling up from below.

Democrats Warn That Federal ‘Red Flag’ Law Would Not Be Enough

Congressional Democrats insisted that a new bill to make it easier for the police to take guns away from people deemed dangerous must be paired with an expansion of background checks.

Puerto Rico Supreme Court Ousts New Governor and Another Is Sworn In

Wanda Vázquez took the oath of office on Wednesday after the portion of the law cited to justify Pedro R. Pierluisi’s ascent last week was ruled unconstitutional.

Boeing 737 Max Needs Full F.A.A. Review, Crash Families Say

A full recertification of the troubled jet would be a major setback to Boeing, but analysts say such a move is unlikely.

Puerto Rico Supreme Court Rules New Governor Was Unlawfully Sworn In

The law cited to justify Pedro R. Pierluisi’s ascent to the Puerto Rico governor’s seat is unconstitutional, the court ruled.

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