Chinese Executive’s Arrest Sets Trump Priorities on a Collision Course
The arrest of Meng Wanzhou, an executive at the Chinese company Huawei, could imperil trade talks. But it is part of the Trump administration’s efforts to contain China and Iran.
Are Rural Voters the ‘Real’ Voters? Wisconsin Republicans Seem to Think So
A last-minute power grab by state lawmakers draws on an argument as old as the nation.
North Carolina Republican Leader Says He’s Open to New Election in Disputed District
Citing fraud allegations, the executive director of the North Carolina Republican Party said Thursday that a new election may be appropriate in the state’s Ninth Congressional District.
The Neediest Cases Fund: From Collecting Firewood for Sale to Forging a Path in College
Five years ago, Nuam San came to the U.S. unable to speak English. Now she‘s going to college to “be the leader for my whole family.”
Trump Plans Major Rollback of Sage Grouse Protections to Spur Oil Exploration
The proposal would limit the bird’s protected habitat to just 1.8 million acres, essentially opening up nine million acres of land to drilling.
A Covert Coup for Cadets: Steal the Mascot
Officially forbidden but unofficially applauded, daring raids to abduct an Army mule, Navy goat or Air Force falcon before a big game are an enduring military tradition.
California Today: California Today: How Do You Capture Los Angeles in One Book?
Thursday: How David Kipen went about encapsulating L.A. in a book, pollution on the border and a failed corgi Instagram influencer.
‘Clearly the Tide Has Not Turned’: A Q&A With Anita Hill
Anita Hill reflects on testimonies 27 years apart before the Senate Judiciary Committee, and what it would really take to remedy sexual harassment.
For George Bush, One Last Funeral, and Then a 70-Mile Train Ride
After days of ceremonial observances in the nation’s capital, hundreds filed into a Houston church Thursday morning to remember George H.W. Bush.
Your Thursday Briefing
George Bush, Huawei, Japan: Here’s what you need to know
Elizabeth Warren Stands by DNA Test. But Around Her, Worries Abound.
Since releasing the results in October, the ancestry issue clouding her possible presidential campaign has only intensified.
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