Trump Vows to Move Forward With Citizenship Question on Census
The president contradicted statements by his Justice and Commerce Departments that census forms were being printed without the question and they would heed a court ruling.
The Man Who’s Putting More Sex Toys on Walmart’s Shelves
“I want to become the Kleenex of sex toys,” says Jamie Leventhal, whose small consumer products company was tapped by the giant retailer to create a new line.
She Was Forced to Give Birth in Handcuffs. Now Her Case Is Changing Police Rules.
“No woman should ever have to go through the traumatic experience that I went through,” the 28-year-old mother said.
New Weapons Against Cancer: Millions of Bacteria Programmed to Kill
Genetically modified microbes release “nanobodies” that alert the immune system to cancer in mice, scientists report.
Las Vegas Police Fire an Officer Who ‘Froze’ During the 2017 Massacre
The officer, who said he was “terrified with fear,” remained on a floor below a gunman as he shot into a crowd of concertgoers, killing 58 people and injuring more than 800.
Where to See Fireworks and Celebrate the Fourth of July
Wednesday: Also photos of California celebrations in decades past.
Hacking, Glitches, Disinformation: Why Experts Are Worried About the 2020 Census
The government plans to deploy new technology for next year’s head count, but risks abound.
Pete Buttigieg Proposes National Service Programs for Climate Change and Mental Health
Mr. Buttigieg proposed an expansion of voluntary national service programs, aiming to attract 250,000 Americans. Student debt relief would be offered in exchange.
Inside an Amazon Warehouse, Robots’ Ways Rub Off on Humans
A machine-dominated workplace can make employees more mechanical themselves. But there is room for initiative, and small acts of rebellion.
It’s a Question No One Says They Want to Ask. But the Women Running for President Keep Hearing It.
Female candidates are climbing in the polls and dominating debates. Yet Democrats are still being asked if a woman can be elected president.
Here Are the Democrats at Risk of Not Making the July Debates
Fourteen candidates are assured a place onstage. The rest are battling it out for six remaining slots. In September, things get tougher.
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