An Arizona Teenager Is Killed in a Convenience Store. The Suspect Blames Rap Music.
Michael Paul Adams, 27, fatally stabbed Elijah Al-Amin, 17, early Thursday morning, the police said. Mr. Adams said the rap music the teenager had been playing made him feel “unsafe.”
A Gun-Focused Special Session in Virginia Ends Abruptly
The governor of Virginia called a special session to consider gun control measures. GOP legislators quickly voted to adjourn until November.
Judge Rejects Justice Dept. Request to Change Lawyers on Census Case
The sharply worded order may further hobble an already struggling battle by the administration to save the citizenship question.
How Is Jeffrey Epstein Connected to Bill Clinton?
The wealthy financier’s ties to former President Bill Clinton has drawn a lot of attention in recent days.
Joe Biden’s Tax Returns Show at Least $15 Million in Income After 2016
The former vice president and his wife made millions through speeches and books after he left office, according to tax returns his campaign released Tuesday.
Schools Scramble to Handle Thousands of New Migrant Families
A record-breaking wave of migrant families and unaccompanied children on the border is straining resources for school districts across the country.
Justice Dept. Watchdog Is Preparing to Deliver Verdict on the Russia Investigation
Investigators for the inspector general recently interviewed Christopher Steele, the former British spy, as they try to determine whether the F.B.I. misstepped in the inquiry.
Why Women Getting Abortions Now Are More Likely to Be Poor
As more states pass stringent laws limiting abortion access, it is increasingly poor women who have to grapple with their effects.
Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta Faces Calls to Resign Over Epstein Plea Deal
Mr. Acosta is facing an uproar over the role he played in a lenient plea deal with the New York financier Jeffrey Epstein over sex crimes.
Amy McGrath Opens Campaign to Oust Mitch McConnell in 2020
Ms. McGrath, a retired Marine lieutenant colonel and combat pilot, was a star Democratic candidate in 2018 but lost her House race in Kentucky.
Trump Can’t Block Critics From His Twitter Account, Appeals Court Rules
The decision may have broader implications for how the First Amendment applies to officials’ accounts in the social-media era.
Recent Comments