A Plan to Mine the Minnesota Wilderness Hit a Dead End. Then Trump Became President.
The project’s reversal of fortunes has angered environmentalists and focused attention on an unusual connection between a Chilean billionaire and President Trump’s family.
Forget Tanning Beds. College Students Today Want Uber Parking.
Student housing is shifting away from recreational dazzle and toward amenities that reflect the gig economy: stronger Wi-Fi, room for collaboration and 3-D printers.
Nantucket for Cheapskates
It’s pricey. Here are a few workarounds to enjoy the island’s built-in bounties at minimal cost.
880 Emails Over 6 Weeks: Here’s How 2020 Democrats Portray Themselves
We signed up for emails from the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates. Yes, all of them.
A Battle Over Land Between the Military and a State That ‘Has Given Enough’
The Air Force is trying to expand its warfare training zone in Nevada, closing off parts of a wildlife refuge.
Official’s Testimony Adds to Rancor Around Census Citizenship Question
The newly released testimony by the Commerce Department’s counsel gave ammunition to Democrats who have accused the Trump administration of trying to skew census results to Republicans’ benefit.
On Politics: Democrats Split on Emergency Migrant Aid
Some Democrats in Congress fear the funds would be used to carry out President Trump’s aggressive immigration policies.
The House and Senate Have Separate Plans for Border Aid. Here’s What’s Different.
Both chambers have put forward their own versions of legislation that would allocate $4.6 billion and fulfill the Trump administration’s request for funds.
White House Directs Conway Not to Testify Before House Panel
Kellyanne Conway, President Trump’s counselor, was asked to answer questions about her violations of a federal law that bars government officials from engaging in political activities at work.
‘What Is Your Actual Plan?’ Miami Debates Give Democrats an Opening on Climate Change
Activists wanted a Democratic debate focused entirely on climate change. They aren’t getting one, but in Miami this week, the issue will be inescapable.
Emergency Aid for Migrants Badly Divides Democrats
Congress is trying to rush billions of dollars to the border to alleviate the suffering of detained migrants, but Democrats fear the funds will advance President Trump’s immigration policies.
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