Nadler Says Trump ‘Richly Deserves’ Impeachment
The remarks by Representative Jerrold Nadler were the most forceful public comments yet from the leader of the panel that would open the proceedings to remove the president from office.
Why the 2020 Democrats Still Aren’t Talking About Impeachment
Impeachment is popular among Democratic voters, but remains secondary to issues like health care. And their support is tempered by the worry that nothing will come of it.
A Recession Is Coming (Eventually). Here’s Where You’ll See It First.
Economists don’t know when the decade-long expansion, now the longest in American history, will end. But here are the indicators they will be watching to figure it out.
Dan Coats to Step Down as Intelligence Chief After Strife With Trump
President Trump said Representative John Ratcliffe of Texas, a staunch defender of the president, would replace Mr. Coats, who was an important link to the Republican establishment.
After Inflammatory Attack, Trump Accuses Democrats of Playing ‘the Race Card’
The president denied his criticism of a black congressman and his “disgusting, rat and rodent infested” district was racist, even as Democrats and the local newspaper fired back.
Rev. Ben Kinchlow, Co-Host of TV’s ‘The 700 Club,’ Dies at 82
A self-described reprobate turned evangelical minister, he found a global congregation beside Pat Robertson on the Christian Broadcasting Network.
Heading Into Long Recess, House Democrats Take Home a Mixed Record
House Democrats left Washington for the summer with a long list of symbolic victories, but an even longer one of unfulfilled goals.
‘Thoughts and Prayers’ Aren’t Enough, America’s First Gun Violence Minister Says.
The saying “has been co-opted by the gun lobby to keep the church from taking action,” the Rev. Deanna Hollas said.
Why Democrats Are So Far From Consensus on 2020
As the next debates loom, the progressive wing of the party wants sweeping change. Many others just want to jettison the president.
Busing Worked in Louisville. So Why Are Its Schools Becoming More Segregated?
Some desegregation plans faltered in the face of white resistance. Louisville’s plan has proved remarkably resilient, surviving riots and court rulings.
Fifth N.Y.P.D. Officer Since June Dies by Suicide, Police Say
The officer, whose name was not released, was found at his Staten Island home on Saturday after he fatally shot himself.
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