Supreme Court Affirms Exception to Double Jeopardy in a Case With Implications for Trump Associates
The justices refused to overrule precedents that allow separate prosecutions for the same crimes in state and federal courts.
Alan Brinkley, Leading Historian of 20th-Century America, Dies at 70
A National Book Award winner, he explored the seminal political events of the last century, including the Depression and World War II.
O.J. Simpson, a White Bronco and L.A.’s Obsession With Police Chases
Monday: “The day Los Angeles stopped,” the most affordable university in the Bay Area, and the paunchy kid from Imperial with the killer punch.
Supreme Court Won’t Rule on Clash Between Another Bakery and a Gay Couple
The Supreme Court again avoided deciding whether the Constitution allows people with religious objections to same-sex marriage to discriminate.
Comedian Wins $4.1 Million in Lawsuit Against The Daily Stormer
The neo-Nazi website falsely accused the comedian, Dean Obeidallah, of committing terrorism. He hopes to give money to organizations that fight white supremacy.
California Tests a Digital ‘Fire Alarm’ for Mental Distress
The state is teaming up with Silicon Valley to make mental health services more available. Promises abound, and so do potential problems.
Biden’s Campaign Approach: Run Like It’s a Primary of One
Mr. Biden is betting that his widespread name recognition and early poll results free him to focus on President Trump — and brush off his 22 Democratic opponents.
From Inclusion to Support: How to Build a Better Workplace
At the New Rules Summit, hosted by The New York Times, participants working in groups proposed changes to create equitable environments in the workplace. Here are the topics, quotations from group leaders and takeaways.
On Politics: Trump Ousts Pollsters
After the leak of internal polls showing President Trump behind Joe Biden in several key states, the campaign is cutting ties with three of its five pollsters.
Harassment, Equality, Power: What Leaders Said at the New Rules Summit
The conference, hosted last week by The New York Times, explored the progress of women in the workplace.
Marin Alsop Raises the Baton for Women Conductors
“The great thing about the last two years is I feel empowered to speak out even further. Now I feel like I have company, and that there’s a safety net.”
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