Trump Needs a Target to Stay Interested in His Campaign. For Now, It’s Biden.
On Tuesday, President Trump will engage with the former vice president, if indirectly, for the first time during the 2020 campaign when they both make appearances in Iowa.
Infowars Agrees to Part Ways With Pepe the Frog
Matt Furie, the creator of Pepe, sued to stop its use by the far-right website. Infowars agreed on Monday, paying a $15,000 settlement.
Images of Travelers Stolen in Cyberattack on Border Agency
The government said tens of thousands of images of travelers and license plates had been hacked after they were transferred without authorization by a subcontractor.
The Story Behind the Police Commissioner’s Handwritten Stonewall Apology
The police had long refused to apologize for the violent 1969 raid that galvanized the modern gay rights movement. Commissioner James O’Neill described his change of heart.
Justice Breyer Raises Specter of Perpetual Detention Without Trial at Guantánamo
The Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of a man who has been held in wartime detention for 17 years with no end in sight.
A Judge Rules Against One Stem-Cell Clinic. There Are Hundreds of Them.
In a long-sought victory for the F.D.A., a federal judge said officials have the authority to regulate stem-cell treatments made from patients’ own fat.
Elizabeth Warren Has Lots of Plans. Together, They Would Remake the Economy.
Ms. Warren could face a difficult path to winning over moderates, but by pushing out so many proposals so early, she is forcing her Democratic rivals to play catch-up.
Supreme Court to Hear Racial Discrimination Case Against Comcast
Byron Allen, an African-American entrepreneur, says the cable giant discriminated against his company, Entertainment Studios Networks.
Paralysis on America’s Rivers: There’s Too Much Water
Fast currents and swollen channels have made many of the nation’s rivers unsafe for commercial traffic, spreading economic pain from a spring of severe flooding.
Insys, the Opioid Drug Maker, Files for Bankruptcy
The company recently settled with the federal government over claims it illegally marketed its fentanyl painkiller.
Justice Dept. Agrees to Turn Over Key Mueller Evidence to House
The scope of the material wasn’t immediately clear, but the House Judiciary Committee chairman said it would include “interview notes, firsthand accounts of misconduct and other critical evidence.”
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