Pre-Prom Photo of Students in Apparent Nazi Salute Prompts Investigation
An image of about 60 male high school students in Baraboo, Wis., many of them smiling gleefully with one arm in the air, went viral and drew condemnation.
My Moments With Stan
In a tribute comic, Brian Michael Bendis reflects on the first time he met Stan Lee and how Mr. Lee inspired him in his two-decade career at Marvel Comics.
Mississippi Senator’s ‘Public Hanging’ Remark Draws Backlash Before Runoff
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, whose opponent is black, said she meant to convey respect, but a linguistics professor said the idiom had a negative connotation and fell out of use long ago.
In Florida Election Standoff, Judge Urges Parties to ‘Ramp Down the Rhetoric’
Judge Jack Tuter refused to order the impounding of vote-counting equipment, but lawyers on both sides agreed on adding extra security at elections center.
U.S. Bishops Had a Plan to Curb Sex Abuse. Rome Ordered Them to Wait.
After a cardinal’s resignation, a grand jury investigation and renewed attention to the crisis, “I hope this doesn’t look like a dodge,” one bishop said.
California Fires: Blazes Spread as a Decimated Town Is Searched for Bodies
Emergency workers are sifting through the ashes in a Northern California town struck by the state’s most destructive wildfire in modern history.
Before the Fights Over Recounts: An Election Day Vote on Voting
A flurry of ballot measures on Election Day were the latest move to reshape how we vote, and who can cast a ballot.
California Today: California Today: Camp Fire Matches Deadliest Fire in State History
Monday: The trauma of fire compounded by the difficulty of escape, how to help evacuees and how The Times covered California in the 20th century.
Trump Renews Attacks on NATO and Trade Imbalances
The United States pays “for LARGE portions” of other countries’ military protection, President Trump said, and loses money on trade with the same countries.
Meet the New House Democrats: They Could Be a Management Headache
The freshman House Democrats are the most diverse, most female class in history — and span the ideological spectrum. They arrive in Washington for orientation this week.
Sidebar: Can a Fired Transgender Worker Sue for Job Discrimination?
A federal law bars sex discrimination. The Supreme Court is considering taking up cases on whether it covers bias against gay and transgender people.
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