Trump Grants Clemency to 7 Men in Cases Dating Back Decades
The president commuted the sentences of two men, one accused in a Medicaid-related bribery scheme, and pardoned five others of crimes such as drug trafficking.
Protests Are Still Erupting in Puerto Rico. This Time, It’s Over Wanda Vázquez as Governor
Days after Ricardo A. Rosselló resigned as governor, Puerto Ricans were planning a march on Monday to demand accountability in the decision to replace him.
Fact-Checking Trump’s Claim He ‘Spent a Lot of Time’ With 9/11 Responders
The president repeated claims about his presence at ground zero during the signing ceremony for legislation to ensure health care funding for emergency workers who rushed to help.
Some Very Specific Things the President Could Do to Help Baltimore
And many things past administrations have done to hurt it.
How Has Fortnite Affected Your Family?
We want to hear how parents and young players perceive the video game’s positive and negative impacts.
L.G.B.T.Q. Rights Cases Stall Under DeVos, Report Finds
An analysis by the Center for American Progress found that the Trump administration was less likely to investigate claims of discrimination against L.G.B.T.Q. students.
This Fortnite World Cup Winner Is 16 and $3 Million Richer
Kyle Giersdorf, who goes by “Bugha,” said he planned to buy a new desk with the money. He has played the game for two years.
The Democratic Debate Lineups Might Lead to Fireworks
For half of the candidates, it may be their last chance to make an impression on the national debate stage. Here’s what could happen.
Arthur McGee, Fashion Designer Who Broke Racial Barrier, Dies at 86
Thought to be the first black designer to run a Seventh Avenue design room, he worked ancient influences into contemporary styles.
Lil Nas X’s ‘Old Town Road’ Breaks Billboard’s Singles Record
The “country-trap” track notched a 17th week at the top of the Hot 100, becoming the chart’s longest-running No. 1 song.
America’s Farmers, Reeling From Floods, Face a New Problem: No Water
The breach of an irrigation canal left more than 100,000 acres of farmland in Nebraska and Wyoming without water at a critical point in the growing cycle.
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