Trump Praises American Democracy, Then Plies Its Divisions
On the 400th anniversary of representative democracy in America, the president stuck to his script in a speech. But unscripted before and afterward, he went on the attack.
What to Watch for in Tuesday’s CNN Democratic Debate
Everything you need to know about the presidential primary debate in Detroit.
What We Know as ASAP Rocky’s Trial Begins
The rapper pleaded not guilty to an assault charge before a court in Sweden. The case has snowballed into an international incident.
Democrats Know Trump’s Playbook on Race. They’re Not Sure How to Respond.
The president’s racially divisive attacks on Democrats of color might have been crippling for previous presidents, but many in the party are not convinced they will benefit in 2020.
Obama’s Old Basketball Jersey, Yours for Just $100,000?
An auction house selling the jersey, which the former president is believed to have worn while playing in high school, says it could fetch that much when bidding closes in August.
An American Middle Schooler, Orphaned by Deportation
Fanny was in middle school when ICE came for her mother, leaving her to navigate the struggles of adolescence by herself.
Toby Walsh, A.I. Expert, Is Racing to Stop the Killer Robots
Autonomous weapons, capable of acting without human oversight, are closer than we think, Dr. Walsh believes, and must be banned.
Would You Want a Computer to Judge Your Risk of H.I.V. Infection?
A new software algorithm decides which patients are most likely to become infected with the virus. But this is not like other risk calculators, some experts say.
Ahead of Debates, Pennsylvania Democrats Lean More Pragmatic Than Progressive
In a key swing state, Democrats looking at the presidential field were more likely to follow their head than their heart in whom to support.
Gilroy’s Garlic Festival Turned a Stinky Ethnic Food Into a Symbol of Multicultural America
For 40 years, the festival has celebrated a once-stigmatized ingredient now central to American cuisine. On Sunday, it was the site of a mass shooting.
On Politics: It’s Debate Night
For half of the candidates, it may be their last chance to make an impression on the national stage.
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