A Supreme Court Term Marked by Shifting Alliances and Surprise Votes
Even as the court’s center of gravity shifted to the right, the court’s more liberal justices held their own.
Kamala Harris Fundraising Effort Nets $2 Million in 24 Hours After Debate
Ms. Harris collected donations from 63,277 people, according to a campaign aide. The aide said 58 percent of those donors had not contributed to her campaign before.
NASA Reopens Apollo Mission Control Room That Once Landed Men on Moon
The restored room is a museum piece, and yet it is alive, as though engineers stepped out briefly but would be right back.
Liberals Ruled the Debates. Will Moderates Regain Their Voices?
Vowing to eliminate private health insurance and decriminalize illegal immigration, the dominant candidates in the first 2020 presidential debates made few overtures to centrist Democrats.
Newark Airport ‘Emergency’ Briefly Halts Flights, Officials Say
An official said a United Airlines flight that left La Guardia Airport had hydraulics problems and had to make an emergency landing at Newark.
Kamala Harris’s Moment, Voting Rights, Yet Another Candidate: This Week in the 2020 Race
The first 2020 debates yield some surprises, the Supreme Court rules on gerrymandering, and the field of Democratic candidates grows to 24.
‘Mormon’ No More: Faithful Reflect on Church’s Move to Scrap a Moniker
For the Latter-day Saints faithful, a shift away from a longtime name has meant lighthearted screw-ups, logistical complications and reflections on identity.
Baby Found in a Plastic Bag in the Woods Spurs Hundreds of Adoption Offers
The state adoption agency in Georgia expects to place Baby India with an adoptive family on an interim basis in the next few days.
Utah Family Sues After Son With Diabetes Is Kept From School
The school district placed the boy on “home and hospital status,” denying him “his right to attend school with his non-diabetic peers,” the lawsuit says.
Move Over, Nevada: New Jersey Is the Sports Betting Capital of the Country
Bettors wagered more in New Jersey than in any other state in May, surpassing Nevada and its large Las Vegas sports books.
U.S. Judge Blocks Trump Plan to Shift $2.5 Billion to Pay for Border Wall
The ruling called the White House effort to use Department of Defense money for the project “unlawful.”
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