Trump Promised a Manufacturing Renaissance. What Happens in 2020 in Places That Lost Those Jobs?
Donald J. Trump carried several key states on a vow to end manufacturing job losses. That has not happened.
Democrats Strike Deal With an Obstruction Witness, but a Court Fight Looms
The House Judiciary Committee reached an agreement with a former Trump White House lawyer, Annie Donaldson, to delay her testimony but get written answers soon.
Treasury’s Inspector General to Review Harriet Tubman $20 Bill Delay
The review, which will take 10 months, will be part of a broader audit of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
Answers to Key Questions in Oregon’s Case of the Vanishing Republicans
Republican lawmakers left the Oregon State Capitol last week to prevent a vote on a climate change bill they oppose. As the police pursue them and the Democrats wait, the bill hangs in the balance.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Law Barring Vulgar Trademarks
The court also made it harder to obtain commercial information under the Freedom of Information Act.
Trump Expected to Announce New Economic Sanctions on Iran
The president has said he wants to tighten sanctions in the hopes of driving Tehran into negotiations on a deal to place additional limits on its nuclear activity and curb its aggression.
Supreme Court to Hear Insurers’ Suit on Obamacare
Insurance companies say they are owed some $12 billion promised to them in “risk corridor” provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
Three Children and a Woman Are Found Dead Along the Border in Texas
The bodies of what appeared to be a migrant woman in her 20s and three children — two infants and a toddler — were near McAllen, the authorities said.
Tell Us About Your Best California Road Trip
Monday: Tell us about your routes, destinations and stops. Also: A potentially big district attorney race and the reality of electric cars.
Your Monday Briefing
Iran, Turkey, Women’s World Cup: Here’s what you need to know.
Can ‘Big Data’ Help Fight Big Fires? Firefighters Are Betting on It
As wildfires grow more intense, fire chiefs in Southern California are looking to big data and machine learning for help in managing fast-moving blazes.
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