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ICE Signals Mass Immigration Arrests, but Not the ‘Millions’ Trump Promised

The agency, which is preparing to conduct raids targeting thousands of migrant families, was blindsided by the president’s tweet saying “millions of illegal aliens” would be deported.

The Evangelical, the ‘Pool Boy,’ the Comedian and Michael Cohen

Jerry Falwell Jr. defied expectations when he supported Donald J. Trump in 2016. Now details are emerging about behind-the-scenes maneuvering before the endorsement.

Surviving a Mass Shooting, and Writing About It: We Want to Hear From You

We’re interested in hearing from students who have written college admission essays about surviving a mass shooting.

Here Is Where the Democratic Candidates Will Stand at the Debates

NBC News has announced the candidates’ positions on stage on June 26 and 27.

A Foreigner Paid $200,000 for Tickets to Trump’s Inaugural. Now He Says He Was Duped.

A lawsuit by a Ukrainian-Russian developer highlights the lucrative business of accommodating wealthy foreigners’ interests in getting access to the Trump administration.

How a Dallas Photographer Captured an Image of a Gunman Mid-Attack

“Was I in the right place at the wrong time, or was I in the wrong place at the right time?” the photojournalist, Tom Fox of The Dallas Morning News, said after a man opened fire at a federal courthouse.

Americans’ Shifting Attitude on Gay Rights

In 1977, 13 percent of Americans believed that a person was born lesbian or gay. Today, 49 percent believe that, according to Gallup polls.

Pete Buttigieg’s Complicated History With the Police and African-Americans

Mr. Buttigieg pulled himself off the presidential campaign trail this week after a police officer in South Bend shot and killed a black man. Here’s some context.

People Are Taking Emotional Support Animals Everywhere. States Are Cracking Down.

More Americans are saying they need a variety of animals — dogs, ducks, even insects — for their mental health. But critics say many are really just pets that do not merit special status.

Seek More Gender Diversity Onstage? Look at This List

After five years of pressing for parity, the collective known as the Kilroys says it is seeing progress. Meanwhile, more suggestions for plays to present.

Costco Shooting Leaves Family of Man Killed by Off-Duty Officer Demanding Answers

The man’s family has characterized him as having a mental disability, and called for more information to be released. The police have said the officer was assaulted before he opened fire.

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