Colorado Bans ‘Conversion Therapy’ for Minors
Colorado on Friday became the 18th state to ban “conversion therapy,” a discredited practice that aims to change a person’s sexual orientation or gender expression.
Trump’s Celebration of L.G.B.T. Rights Is Met With Criticism
He triggered condemnation from activists who said his celebratory words did little to undo the damage his administration has caused to L.G.B.T. people.
Trump Is Said to Have Overruled Kushner and Other Aides in Threatening Mexico With Tariffs
President Trump sided with hard-liners in the administration over the objections of top aides, who said punishing Mexico with tariffs would be risky, multiple officials and people briefed on the plan said.
Family Dollar Plans to Sell Alcohol at 1,000 Stores
“It’s basically damaging to the neighborhood,” said one woman about news that the retailer will sell alcohol in 1,000 of its stores.
Who Were the 12 Victims in the Shooting in Virginia Beach?
All but one of the dead were city workers. Here is the full list of names.
Trump’s Middle East Peace Plan Faces a Cross Roads After Coalition Talks in Israel Crumble
The administration’s plan could end up becoming a vehicle to resurrect the political fortunes of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and protect those of President Trump.
Congress Weighs Whether to Allow Guantánamo Prisoners to Travel to the U.S. for Medical Care
The Pentagon has been putting a new focus on the health care needs of aging detainees, but there is still considerable political opposition to allowing them on American soil.
Suspect in Virginia Beach Shooting Was a Longtime City Employee
DeWayne Craddock, an employee with the Public Utilities Department, killed at least 12 people and injured several others, according to the police.
Virginia Beach Shooting: 12 Victims Identified in Government Office Attack
Most of the victims, city officials said, worked for the Virginia Beach government, several of them for decades.
‘You Don’t Have to Be in Des Moines.’ Democrats Expand Primary Map, Spurred by Social Media.
With voters increasingly getting information online and from TV, candidates are traveling to a wide range of states, viewing them as sound stages for delivering their message.
A Drug Prolonged Life in Younger Women With Advanced Breast Cancer
Adding a newer medicine to the standard hormonal treatment helped women who had not reached menopause or were still going through it.
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