Matt Gaetz, a Trump Ally, Is in Hot Water Again for Cohen Threat
Representative Matt Gaetz ignored the House Ethics Committee’s request for an interview as it examined an accusation of witness intimidation. Now he faces an ethics inquiry.
Jerry Carrigan, Prolific Studio Drummer, Is Dead at 75
First in Muscle Shoals, Ala., and then in Nashville, he became known for his fertile imagination and an approach that valued feeling over flash.
Senate Rejects Curb on Trump’s Authority to Strike Iran
The Senate shot down a measure that would have required President Trump to seek Congress’s approval before launching an offensive military strike on Iran.
E. Jean Carroll, in Her Own Words
The writer who has accused President Trump of sexually assaulting her in the 1990s speaks to The New York Times.
James Fields to Be Sentenced for Death of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville
The white supremacist drove into a crowd of peaceful demonstrators in Charlottesville, Va., two summers ago, killing Ms. Heyer and injuring dozens of others.
Lone Missouri Abortion Clinic Can Stay Open in Dispute with State
The clinic won another reprieve after a state commission granted more time to resolve a licensing dispute with the health department.
A Day After Bruising Debate, Biden Pushes Back Against Criticism on Civil Rights
Mr. Biden suffered a setback in his exchange with Kamala Harris, raising questions about his electability and highlighting the unsettled nature of the race.
What We Learned From the 2020 Democratic Debates
Joe Biden is a fragile front-runner. Kamala Harris has a big chance to build political momentum. And the competition between Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders is intensifying.
Buttigieg’s Debate Remarks on Police Shooting Don’t Satisfy Some Back Home
At Thursday’s presidential debate, Mr. Buttigieg, the South Bend mayor, was forced to address the police shooting that has consumed his campaign for more than a week.
Democrat vs. Democrat: How Health Care Is Dividing the Party
An issue that united the party in 2018 has potential to fracture it in 2020.
Supreme Court Will Not Hear Bid to Revive Alabama Abortion Ban
The Supreme Court declined to revive an Alabama law that would have banned a method used in 99 percent of abortions performed in the state after 15 weeks.
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