At Latino Forum, Democratic Candidates Channel Anxiety Over Immigration
The event, hosted by Lulac, played out amid fights over adding a citizenship question to the census, the crisis at the border and planned raids on immigrant families.
Democrats Demand Briefing and Documents on Epstein Plea Deal
In a letter to the deputy attorney general, Democrats on a House judiciary subcommittee on crime said that they wanted access within two weeks to all information on the 2008 nonprosecution agreement.
Trump Uses Twitter to Govern. I Used It to Cover His Social Media Summit.
The president held the first such gathering at the White House. Notably absent were Twitter, Facebook and Google.
White House Hosts Conservative Internet Activists at a ‘Social Media Summit’
The gathering, which was dominated by activists willing to share unverified smears against Democrats and create memes the president might share, featured melee in the Rose Garden.
Jeffrey Epstein Registered as a Sex Offender in 2 States. In New Mexico, He Didn’t Have To.
The New York financier’s case points to the patchwork of laws around the country that govern the registration of sex offenders.
Texas Latina Emerges as House’s Voice of Passion and Reason on the Border
Representative Veronica Escobar, at ease on both sides of the southern border, has become a voice of authority and emotion on the migrant issues roiling Washington.
The Plight of Republican Women
In the On Politics newsletter: A tough political reality: Female Republican candidates simply do not get the support that their Democratic rivals enjoy.
House Moves Again to Cut Off Support to Saudi War in Yemen
The vote was part of a barrage of defense policy measures that would put a Democratic stamp on the military and serve as an indictment of the president’s foreign policy.
An Alligator Captivates Chicago from Deep Inside a West Side Lagoon
Chicago is hardly alligator country, which makes the spotting of a four-feet-long creature in a city park all the more fascinating to residents. “Chance the Snapper,” they named him.
Trump Says He Will Seek Citizenship Information From Existing Federal Records, Not the Census
Mr. Trump announced in the Rose Garden on Thursday that he was giving up on the census question two weeks after the Supreme Court rebuked the Trump administration over its effort to modify the census.
Epstein Offers Mansion and Jet as Bond to Avoid Jail Before Trial
Prosecutors have argued that the financier, who is accused of abusing underage girls, posed “an extraordinary risk of flight.”
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